Ayuzawa
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Posted - 2015.10.27 23:11:00 -
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Daemonn Adima wrote:Player behavior is a funny thing. New players are told to "git gud" and vets are called losers for using proto. Vets aren't (not all, just the tryhard corps) willing to change their playstyle despite the impact on NPE. New players cannot just "git gud" and attain proto instantly. So in answer to stubborn vets, clutching on to proto for dear life, we will not participate in games with you. We may not be able to avoid it entirely. We can however leave games that will not net us any SP or hardly any isk.
Personally with the attitude of most "vets" I will now encourage noobs in leaving games. Between insults, being told to git gud or for new players to quit if they dont like it is just unacceptable. So I realized this is probably the most effective way to fight against proto stompers when you have low SP. They refuse to use any other kit except the best, then we'll simply refuse to fight them and find a new game.
Enjoy less kills, worse games, less isk and less SP. Meanwhile I don't mind leaving 2-3 games in a row where I'd only get 2-3 kills and hardly any isk or SP. As a new player it is far more worth your time to find a good game instead of playing against proto stacked squads.
Maybe with enough lopsided boring redlines these corps will realize what's up. Or the cries for matchmaking will become so deafening that meta locks or another tiericide option will be sooner explored.
What's worse to low SP players: leaving a couple games so as to have a great game, or playing 2-3 redline games where you hardly acquire SP and isk while burning through isk getting farmed? Even using a free fit doesn't somehow make those games worth the time.
I used to think not leaving was honorable or something, but after meeting some of the characters who are always stomping, its has nothing to do with honor or good sportsmanship in those games. It's just plain stupid and at our disadvantage to let them shoot us like fish in a barrel.
1. Not all vets use proto. 2. You do not need proto to "gitgud".
I am a vet and I don't ALWAYS use proto. You can get a lot of things done in advanced suits (Even blueprints; technically basic gear) and I actually prefer advanced gear. It's fun and for whatever weird reason I'm better in it; not to mention it costs a lot less isk.
If I were you and was going to complain about anything it would be matchmaking and vets who run in squads trolling, farming kills, running proto together and effectively STOMPING.
Also, I've been given a lot of crap for leaving battles. Personally, I don't care what anyone says about me, but if you're going to be leaving battles I would recommend you do it at the beginning of the match; that's definitely reasonable. Check the killboard when you get into the match and determine who you're up against and whether or not it's worth your time and money.
As far as getting good goes, use your blueberries as shields; someone has to die and you have the power to make sure it's not you. Utilize cover, your radar, and your strengths. Situational awareness will get you more kills than your gun or gear could ever take credit for.
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