poor guy if you write to him on that profile š¤£
Xbox Vs PC
write to him that he is a terrible guy šŖš¤£please
Itās fine.
But to answer your reply, if you know the mechanics of the game as FT and Pred, it just takes practice to be a decent Pred.
If you wanna be at the top of your game, then you need to fight good players in privates.
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Welcome to PHG forum baby)
@Doom show this to your team. this is embarrassing. illfonic needs to do better (if they are even capable, which i doubt)
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when I turn off crossplay and as a predator I wait for the game max 3 minutes with crossplay on 5-7 minutes
but I have 60 friends who play predatorš¤£
I like discussing stuff. I love reading peopleās responses, I use these to meet cool people and then try to improve my communication skills, please note Iām not attacking you. I understand why this was suggested, why itās done and the verifiable net positives others gain when they have done so in relation to the skills theyāve gained while playing predator in private matches against established and seasoned fireteams. I already know what good predators do and what good fireteams do. Theyāre cardboard. Immortal Cutouts that donāt change. They are permanent for a reason. Badass to look at. Even better to watch. This is basically the PHG version of this Clip
I theorycraft builds/playstyles vs forgo use of established things every video game I play , keeps things interesting and I establish a place for myself that isnāt moved by buffs, nerfs or even weak or strong (in the context of weapons or tools) so by principle I disagree with this hard.
Yeah playing good players will get you to the end the quickest , but itās not the only way. Never is, hell imo itās not even the funnest way, fighting games are a good example that shows you this, outside of importanct scrims and or tourneys itās not all private matches, they play through some 70-80% irl people and or matchmade (generalizing a bit). But mostly this means their game plan as theyāre going up the ranks is then overtime tuned towards them based on their wins, and losses. Fun, Not Fun. And if theyāre a good player, things that work and donāt work.
Hell other asymmetrical games of similar rhythm tells us this is a bad idea too, at least those where skill expression is allowed on both sides. Unpredictability is a skill if honed and used like a tool.
Hell hereās one I came up with when I first unlocked zerk on ps4 when I realized I canāt melee when I first started.
purposely netting then pulling the ft into my nuke after routing reinforcements on purpose to kill them as they extract. Thereās only two things that happens they stop to defuse or leave. Given the bond a lot of pre-mades have thatās most likely an honest wipe. On Randoms this makes them panic. On true fts though, Iām not dumb enough to expect it work more than once. But I figure If all a ft needs to succeed is cohesion, what breaks that faster than crazy or something else outta left. Itās not Sam clearing ft no, but I figure why play like Sam or other preds when Iām not them. Also I never understood practicing with someone to beat that same person , itās kinda weird. (I know thatās technically not what it is, but thatās always bothered me in some compacity with any private games, in this regard Iām odd)
I reread this like 500 times I apologize if there is any mistakes
I very much doubt you have friends.
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If this game has ranked matchmaking, it would be same as acting privates for those top players.
You play against the best because they can adapt to different play styles and youāre forced to adapt to. This kind of variety makes fake fun and replayable. Canāt say the same against potatoes.
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That was too much information - i didnāt read. āŗļø
You donāt need to play against the best to generate adaptability, itās just an easier way to do so. Literally anyone who played sports will tell you, they played their asses off in a championship setting with the best , but only speccād players will tell you about the things they gained during suicide drills thatās my point. Using sports, this is quite literally the difference between Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant. Yall trying to be Michael, and I wanna be kobe or even better context Dennis.
While I agree to an extent, itās the same shit at the top thatās at the bottom. Everyone is a potato to someone. At least imo. Iām a weirdo
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After reading most of this: as a player who is thinking of coming back to the game, there is little in this thread that makes me feel as if returning would be a positive experience. I can understand how exciting it is to trash a #$%^talker in a game, but this takes it a bit too far, in my humble opinion.
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Correct!
Most of the āgoodā players on this game are potatoes on any other (myself included). This goes to show just how bad and clueless āpotatoā players are, when someone like me shows god-like skill level compared to them.
Also some interesting facts from steam and epic
The average play time (that is, the average time someone plays this game before ditching it and kiss it good bye) is about 6 hours
Only around 49% of the player base play enough to reach level 50
Only 34% of the player base play enough enough to reach level 100
lol @ this guy getting clapped then the absolute clown show of his responses in this thread. Mental health issues surely, get help bud.
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Your profile picture from an actual comic page? Itās sweet.
Both Kobe and Michael played at highest level. Youāre not going to become Kobe if you play with potatoes. You wonāt be forced into very uncomfortable situations either. Your skills wonāt grow. At best, youāll be a potato Kobe. And thatās ok. You can still have fun at that level, but your skills will also stay at that level. Thatās like playing a game for first two levels and not going to levels 3-10.
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