Easy fix to GA non-participation
To start, let me state that I despise GA and I’m clearly not the only one. While I’m fortunate enough to have revan and traya, I still don’t find PvP activities enjoyable. If you want to stop inactiv...
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"Jarvind;c-1759324" wrote:"leef;c-1759258" wrote:"Feefyefoefum;c-1759245" wrote:
I suspect that those players with rosters that aren't very GA friendly have already decided that they can't win, so no point trying, just join, do nothing and take some free rewards.
Which is a poor attitude towards all the other players in your GA group.
Is it really? Is it worse than wanting to pound an opponent into oblivion because he has zero chance to win to begin with? I'd say it's equally selfish.
I'm a staunch GA defender, and I can honestly say I don't have any desire to "pound my opponent into oblivion because they have zero chance to win." If you really think that's why guys like me are irritated by non-participants, that's more reflective of your own insecurity than anything.
I just want to actually play. To set my defenses and then wait a full 24 hours, only to find out that I can't actually do anything, is a massive letdown. I'll admit that I enjoy getting the credits for each win as well, but who doesn't need more credits? (Yes, I know some people have tens of millions just collecting dust. I and anyone near my GP level don't.)
It has nothing to do with inflating my ego by winning. It has everything to do with wanting actual gameplay when I play a game.
i hear you, but what's the difference between facing a guy who didn't set def and a super easy win vs a guy who did set a def gameplay wise? Aside from it being fun to destroy enemy teams ofcourse, but i consider that a selfish reason for wanting your opponent to set a def.
I find it a bit strange that people feel like their opponent should set a defense solely for their benefit. Your opponent doesn't owe you anything. If your opponent can't enjoy GA because he's severely outmatched why should he go out of his way to please his opponent by setting a def so that his opponent CAN enjoy GA?
For the record, i personally would always set a def out of courtacy, but by doing so i feel like i'm doing my opponent a favour. Not the other way around.
