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[guest-dRAMM25U]

Why the hell does Ubisoft encourages the use of environment? It shouldn't even be a thing in the first place but damn! You have to make it that easy for the dishonest players?

[Captain-Courage]

What is dishonest when you also can push them in said hazardous zones ?
It's not like they were doing things that only them can perform because of cheats and such.

Environmental awarness is part of every battle.
Read Sun Tzu.

[GenLiu]

What is dishonest when you also can push them in said hazardous zones ?
It's not like they were doing things that only them can perform because of cheats and such.

Environmental awarness is part of every battle.
Read Sun Tzu.

Well, it's not dishonest from a player's perspective but from a character one.
I'm agree that a map that consists into just a bridge shouldn't be a thing in this game, not because you can easily get thrown away (even though it's a factor, it can make games more RNG based in some cases) but because it favors/disadvantage some characters by a great deal.

And technically I should say nothing since my main char is the Nobushi which is an absolute queen on bridges but we have to be honest, this is unfair.
Honestly I feel bad every time I encounter a PK or an Orochi on those maps, it almost feel like cheating and I almost never lose those kind of game, even against players who are more skilled than me.

So yes, some map are very poorly designed, you can't deny that.

[AveImperator85]

Because the environment is a part of the game? A part of warfare? A part of life?

Seriously, stop whining and learn to adapt.

[guest-dRAMM25U]

What is dishonest when you also can push them in said hazardous zones ?
It's not like they were doing things that only them can perform because of cheats and such.

Environmental awarness is part of every battle.
Read Sun Tzu.

dishonest ≠ unfair
just cause anyone can do it, doesn't make it right

Because the environment is a part of the game? A part of warfare? A part of life?

Seriously, stop whining and learn to adapt.

A part of the problem. go ahead try to live with them while I try to fix them

[Gray360UK]

Right
Fair
Dishonest

... all highly subjective concepts, all personal to you.

Ubisoft do not share your view on the matter it seems, and neither do I

[Kharneth88]

Right
Fair
Dishonest

... all highly subjective concepts, all personal to you.

Ubisoft do not share your view on the matter it seems, and neither do I

Right and Fair may be subjective, but Dishonest is a objective term. Something either is or is not the truth, even when the truth is unknown to those involved there is truth and not truth.

[Gray360UK]

Right and Fair may be subjective, but Dishonest is a objective term. Something either is or is not the truth, even when the truth is unknown to those involved there is truth and not truth.

Not in this case, not in the way he is using it.
Granted, it can't reasonably be used in this way and wouldn't normally be a word used to describe actions that have nothing to do with honesty or dishonesty.
But as used here, horribly nonsensical though it is, the word is indeed subjective, as he believes (subjective) that a player is dishonest for using the environment.

[Operch]

Sounds like we found someone who can't counter guard break.

[Dizzlean]

I don't understand how ppl can rage after being killed by hazards or by being cheesed to death. Complaining or rage quitting is a serious sign of weakness. Children do stuff like that. It's a game...finish the losing match, leave after and find a new match. It's not a big deal at all. It's called, "life isn't fair sometimes."