@VOLBANKER_PC wrote:
@lzilchetlFor me, a fun match is a balanced match that runs close. Sadly some people are more interested in artificially boost their K/D and ego through fighting weak enemy teams match after match.
I totally get that - but how do you square the clan concept? If you take the game seriously (as some do) then teaming up with mates is a natural thing to do. There is no functional difference except that you have more players who are familiar with each others roles and play style and they probably have good coms set up. Are we saying that these people should not be able to play? Yes, they will win if they do not face a similar team (not always though), but to be honest, back in the BF2 hay-day, everyone had a clan tag next to their name. We now have a game where lone players want to change the functionality of the game because they lose. It is, and always was a team game - by definition, we are simulating (ish) warfare, and as such the most organised teams win, and in my book that is perfectly correct.
Same argument i've heard about Warzone when Jack Fraggs, Westie, Broken Machine and Stodeh mop up BR quads. Good on them I say, they are playing the game at it highest level - that is what it was designed for. I'm by no means a great player, but I would hate to see either game dumbed-down because some players want to play without attempting to communicate with their team-mates.
1. Humans succeeded as a species partly because we could easily recognize "toxic" situations and then remedy or remove ; them or ourselves ; from it.
2 . What Don't Kill You Makes You Stronger - and even if you died , you're stronger 'cos you tried - Tough It Out!
3 . A Friend sees a Friend playing - I'll say Hi! / A Friend sees a Friend playing - I'll say Hi! / A Friend sees a Friend playing - I'll say Hi! / A Friend sees a . . .
4. Some 'types' of 'Very Dangerous Player' Kills you score are worth way more on the Fun Meter than say , a regular Zzzoldier you've Killed who was actually pretty clueless .
Nah , this ain't Pick An Answer - they're ALL correct .
They each apply at one point or another , or sometimes all at once .
War . . . whaddaya gonna do .
