Thank you Respawn for the Shield fix :D
@IDTAKEN192000 Reducing ttk and chances of successfully pulling off aggressive plays with defense characters like Caustic, Wattson or Rampart fortifying positions more than previous seasons by design makes camping and holding positions more viable than risking a push.
And that's not including charging up your evo..
As to the noob getting in a lucky heal, he would likely still die in the next engagement as a more experienced player will have utilised that time to also heal, reposition or push giving them more flexibility that comes with experience that a new player doesn't have. The larger the HP, even if equivalent on both sides would show a good player exponentially increase his odds and why we don't have fast heal backpack/armour because that in a preds hands is literally a lobby slaughter as they make the most out of it.
Lmfao, fortifying a position for the end game circle is not the same as camping.
And why do you call it a "lucky heal" if a "noob" does it but bot a lucky heal when a pred does it? What's the difference?
@IDTAKEN192000Again, i'm talking about early/midgame as i have no issue with end game at all and you have to fortify a position if your surrounded by third parties and such, not just at the end and it's still more beneficial to camp and snipe to charge your evo now than it was before.
If any random noob can almost kill anyone else, be good or bad, with just a few shots without leaving them much time to react then it's not determined by skill as much is it..
Early/midgame you are forced to move. It would be quite the awkward situation to fortify a spot that no enemies cross. Lots of wasted time doing nothing until the circle comes. It IS NOT A vible or working strategy that a person of any skill level would find success in.
@IDTAKEN192000 : Why do you spend so much time on this thread instead of playing? You are THE guy who asked for a low TTK, so go to play and let people explain why they dislike this season.
And if you happen to come across rampart shields, caustic traps, and Watson fences fortifying an area.. you simply do not need to engage. You can just move on by and wait for them out in the open when they eventually have to move. Wow that was a hard one to figure out.
Mate, as you LOVE the current state of the game, why do you spend all your time here on the forum?? Maybe you are just a troll who never play the game...
@Martinarokk People are completely within their right to argue for or against any topic raised on the forum bud, as long as it remains respectful.
We are in the general discussion section after all. 😉
@apostolateofDOOM wrote:
@IDTAKEN192000Start of game you drop, grab a white evo, weapons
and bits then start moving towards the ring where another team is, knowing full well that third parties are probably rolling up to the ring too.
Do you, a) push them for the position inside the ring?
b) hold and fortify your position while charging evo before you push?
There are many factors that go into that decision.
Is there better ground to take inside the ring? is the other team aware of us? what is my load out? what are my teamates load outs? what is our legend comp? what is the enemies legend comp? can we hear gunfire? If so where is the gunfire coming from?
@apostolateofDOOM wrote:
@IDTAKEN192000Start of game you drop, grab a white evo, weapons
and bits then start moving towards the ring where another team is, knowing full well that third parties are probably rolling up to the ring too.
Do you, a) push them for the position inside the ring?
b) hold and fortify your position while charging evo before you push?
What is our position and thier position and thebtwrrain around and in between? How much time do we have till the circle closes on us?
@IDTAKEN192000If we went through all the different variables we would be here all night.
''The larger the HP, even if equivalent on both sides would show a good player exponentially increase his odds''
The opposite is true if you reduce the HP thereby reducing the skill cap while accommodating new and bad players, giving them the chance to compete by luck against those better.
If you want to support that and have fights determined by luck on line of sight playing peek a charge like A&D instead of skill and manoeuvrability then that's up to you.. You'd like Valorant.
@apostolateofDOOM wrote:
@IDTAKEN192000If we went through all the different variables we would be here all night.
''The larger the HP, even if equivalent on both sides would show a good player exponentially increase his odds''
The opposite is true if you reduce the HP thereby reducing the skill cap while accommodating new and bad players.
If you want to support that and have fights determined by luck on line of sight playing peek a charge like A&D instead of skill and manoeuvrability then that's up to you.. You'd like Valorant.
Lmfao, keep exaggerating dude. And yes it would take all night so why even ask a question like that? As I have said before, it's because you dont take that into account when actually playing and when you get destroyed well it's the games fault not yours.
