19 minutes ago, xXConflictionXx said:
most premiums are the only exception
If you talk about “standard” “real” premiums, I do not see the OPness, most of T4 or T5 golden ships were “okayish” right from the start, except if you searched for an openspace ship.
nothing compared to true niche gems like the Sai, Valor, Nukem, etc. in the classical t3 meta, or the classical dlc ships like bear or desert eagle…
Of course the new ships like gargoyle, dart or stingray are a different question. but they were kinda farmable, so their premiumness is mixed…
20 minutes ago, xXConflictionXx said:
There are the veterans and the gamers that have been playing games for years and have nice setups that will tell you the opposite of what I’m saying and that you just need to git gud but the majority of the players in this game are not that good so you people gotta stop saying that and try something else
Well, as a “veteran” by age, I can tell you, that I knew this already when I was a nub: sometimes you just have to exercise, exercise, exercise. Sometimes you have to sacrifice, become more patient to the kill, stop blaming and just try again and again, with endless tries.
Ignore the advice as insult, and take it as reminder. If you are gud, you know, you gotta git gud every day, every time.
Majority of the players being “not that good” does not mean, the majority could not simply use the OP ships you mentioned anyway. But since they never had the practice one got from playing way weaker ships for ages in times when the game was fresh, they wont get more skilled just because the ship is easier to be good in. The problem is, if you want skill, if you want to become good, you have to take the hard route and fight against the pressure, so you can grow. You should challenge yourself constantly.
Also, ignore the salt coming from “veterans” who just became vets by surviving long enough until all people who could eat them for breakfast left the game. The louder they cry git gut, the more they actually go sobbing silently when they lay their head on their pillow at night, with tears in their eyes since they know, they never really gitted dat gud either. It’s that secret pain they try to hide, which they use to hurt anyone who are at least beatable in their world, while they are daily working hard to get those shiny stats that shows the world how skilled they are. This is just a problem of small community bringing these individual personality problems to the surface, in many other games this ain’t a problem at all and cancels itself out; every hardcore gamer knows, being gud means more, than just skill, it means experience and practice, good hardware, good internet, and good video editing software. Your self worth should not come from a video game. Fame and skill are not the same thing. This is true for everything in life. Mah OP onion, take it or leave it, or just git gud.