It’s all to do with how many players are taking part and how many of those players are actually contributing. Try to find a better lobby with higher speed pass players, and then make friends with players who do get stuck in, or just come play with me 🙌
@AshleeOrson wrote:
It’s all to do with how many players are taking part and how many of those players are actually contributing.
From what I experienced, I get placed in the Top 3 players in linkups quite often because a lot of players in linkups don't contribute much or they have not correctly fulfilled the objectives.😃
AshleeOrson wrote:
Try to find a better lobby with higher speed pass players, and then make friends with players who do get stuck in, or just come play with me 🙌
I might just take up your offer on that.
My friends rarely play NFS Unbound, so I had been playing the game alone most of the time.
What's your in-game name? And do you play on PC or console?
@Grishnaakh wrote:
AshleeOrson Also doesn't help when some of the objectives are things that a lot of player seem to not understand, like Drafting. I've seen so many Linkup's fail because players just don't seem to know how to Draft.
There's one objective that can cause linkup failures as well. The objective that requires players to drift and then hitting the linkup barrels and props.
Sometimes, players just straight up hit the linkup barrels and props without drifting and it results in destroying the barrels and props with no points awarded / increase in progress. The barrels and props can take a while to respawn, resulting in losing time and cause possibly result in a linkup failing.
So, a general question, are most gamers too stupid to successfully complete linkups? There was a linkup today at lunchtime, you have to complete daily tasks, otherwise you won't go to any linkups, but there were 8 gamers in the linkup, but not one was able to complete the linkup tasks, 2 rounds out of 4 rounds were completed, that can't be right If you want to follow someone to slipstream, they immediately turn around and go the other way, and so it goes on. That's awesome, what's going on there, all little children?
What most gamers in the linkups can't do, and since a lot of time is wasted until the task is finished, is slipstreaming, which probably 80% of gamers can't do. When we play in a party, the task is completed very quickly, if I drive alone in a linkup, it sucks, you turn your car around to drive behind another gamer, but then that gamer turns his car around too, and drives away quickly. And the next gamer too. You get the same points for helping slipstream. And exactly when that happens, you know exactly that this linkup will soon be finished without completing all the tasks.
It might be already understood by many, but I'm writing for those who might not comprehend.
1. It's advisable for participants to start early in a drift-capable car for some challenging link-ups.
2. In slipstreaming, circling around noticeable spots at moderate speed and using the chat wheel saying "Follow me" can increase the success rate. However, failures are quite common even with these methods.
As an additional note, EA's Positive Play Charter includes the following:
"Whether you’re new to gaming or have been an active player for years, we need your help to make this a community we all want to be part of."
oh they understand it , but they are the type of players why Link Up was created and forced on us in the first place , this is the just buy my game and you will be max level no mater what generation , these players do not want to do anything for exp/money , this system started around 2010 when all the sudden skills were not needed to gain levels , just leeching on others did it , zero kills still got you exp , zero wins still got you exp , so how can people be surprised that younger people are leaning towards Marxist today when they grew up playing like a communist
