Once again the higher up players are out of touch. allow me to explain why.
Instead, I saw the opportunity to push myself as a pilot and improve upon my skills, my builds, and my tactical awareness.
1st Point. not everyone, in fact a large majority of gamers, if not ALL GAMERS, play games because they are fun. Star Conflict is a game, and it is meant to be quality entertainment. For 99% of players, fun means winning. (NOTE: I RECOGNIZE WINNING DOES NOT HAPPEN ALL THE TIME.) if a beginning T3 player squads up with his beginning T3 buddy, and is put up against a killsquad, NO WINNING OCCURS FOR THEM. they will say " oh tough match, lets try again." they queue, they get into a match, against ANOTHER killsquad that should have been put up against the first team, but NO, the MM failed to recognize their level of achievement in the game (via talent or aimbot, or a ship axis phaser, all of which happen and I have experienced all used against me), resulting in a poorly constructed match. the team loses again. they will shrug it off, and try a third time. this pattern will continue. maybe they’ll get lucky and win ONE match. this near constant losing sucks. its why despite my love for my T3 ships I refuse to queue T3 while MILF, Base, and other Ace hunters like them are queueing. after a week of this pattern, most pilots will think “dang man this game sucks. I can’t win many matches at all! I’m gonna go play a better game!” and they proceed to leave the game and award it horrible steam reviews. my point is this: not everyone has the determination to work for weeks or months at a time to get to radix’s level. and frankly, as I stated in my first reply, without a corporation, this game can really SUCK if you’re not amazing. ESPECIALLY T3. in this day and age people want results and fast. not everyone is willing to spend hundreds of hours on a videogame not having fun to get to the point where they can.
I am telling you to stop complaining about how unfair this seems, and to see this as an opportunity to hone your skills and fight.
No. in order for these people with less work ethic than abnormal amounts such as yours, this is an issue that needs to be solved. not everyone will see this as an opportunity to get better. the learning curve and gear cost is so much, that you would have to lose A LOT (feel free to do some number crunching, the numbers will be on my side unless you screw up) in order to gain some. getting beyond Mk2 weapons takes a LUDICROUS amount of time when you are only winning one match in every 10, heck even 1 in 5.
ng can only be taught by playing and getting good. We’re willing to help and train you, but only if you are willing to help and train yourself. That’s the bottom line.
Tilowaty, or Tilotwaty (the latter being a far more appropriate name for him based on attitude and his composure) seems very reluctant to take on the players that need training the most.
We’re willing to help and train you, but only if you are willing to help and train yourself. That’s the bottom line.
If you wanna really benefit the game, you need to reach out and find players that need training. recruit them. you can’t sit by and watch the game burn as no one thinks to come to you. be friendly, supportive. if that’s not how you or NASA operates, or any of the corps that cause new players problems in T3, they need to reassess themselves and their values.
We don’t always win, we lost a couple matches yesterday against LuX and GEN,
A COUPLE. you have proved yourself blatantly out of touch with lower skill level pilots. those LuX/ GEN matches are probably the only ones you did lose. you aren’t losing 1 in 5 matches, like us casual pilots.
Once again, your arguments for the participation of killsquads in T3 prove attempted but not valid. without actively participating in recruiting new pilots, this game is doomed. its future is in your hands. I will and have stayed true to my theory: none of your arguments for T3 being unbroken are invalid, and I will prove every reason you come up with besides " its fun to beat newbies" and " T3 is the best" wrong.