Think this should start being implemented.
I'd rather play with people who do the right thing than merely someone who is good with a controller.
Storm off 1 v 3 with white shield whilst your teammates are no health and need recover.
Can't be dealing with this disinfectant injecting lunatic asylum every match.
Whatever tests they need to do to figure it out.
@DarthValtrex Shape puzzles would be a good start with some of the plays i see. XD
*Watches an Octane main try and fit a square piece in a circle hole*
My my some high opinions of yourselves i here! 🤪😂
@Jem450R wrote:
@1ronKeys wrote:
Id honestly rather be matched with people who make the right decisions.@1ronKeys the problem with that is...
Everyone believes they're making the right decisions...
Not really. Nice philosophic soundbite tho.
Some people don't even have the capacity for self reflection/awareness or consideration of what they're doing, theyre like moths to a light.
There are actions that are quite clearly good or bad, as opposed to some that can be more vague.
Catapulting your white shield self 1 v 1 into a 3man squad whilst your teammates have no health is clearly bad.
But then there are slightly more subtle or strategic ones, such as not sprinting into the middle of 2 opponent squads when it's last 3.
When it comes to those often people lack the composure and are too impatient to make rigt decisions.
But some things are plain dumb .
Community AdminThere's also the factor of just having a good rhythm with someone.
Sometimes you'll have buddies that just think alike, and you easily and instinctively work together very well. Even without god-tier aim, you move well enough together to rack up the kills, and can cover each other well during pressure situations.
And sometimes you don't. Sometimes a teammate is perfectly fine, but you just don't dance well together. Neither of you are bad, or making egregious combat decisions, but you're just not on the same wavelength.
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