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Bane, I fail to see what leader board you could possibly be referring to as #36. I figure if I were going to make up some fantasy, I would at least say I was number 1.
Im just going to post a link to your stats and let the world sort it out. Cheers!
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Bane, your profile shows in what percentile that you fall under for each category. Nothing about your statistics implies that you are anything but average. The two stats that stand out to me is your 3.05 K/A/D on your Peacekeeper - combined with your 55.3% Win rate with the same character. This lets me know that you get plenty of kills each match, but you don't make a significant impact to the overall success of your team. I also have to take into account that you your top two main characters are PK and Valk, which are both notoriously strong on Xbox1 where users are locked in at 30 fps - which diminishes the value of a K/A/D total even more. This thread was never about your overwhelming average-ness, but I have no problem disputing your false claims, so that people looking for input about how to get better at this game aren't led astray by individuals like yourself who's ability to seek victory at this game amounts to nothing more then a coin flip.
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kweassa1, I like the idea of helping people get better at a game mode that can be confusing or frustrating. I think you should start a thread and put just as much focus and resources addressing how players can optimize themselves in the sense of being the best teammate that they can be. Its really hard to focus on other players to improve their ability. Its a much more manageable task to focus on oneself to make sure you are doing everything that you can to make a positive impact to the team. The NFL coach Bill Belichick's motto is "DO YOUR JOB", meaning if everyone focuses more on doing their job, and less on what team mates are / are not doing, more often then not the team will find themselves in favorable positions.
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While it's certainly true that teamwork is needed to win, there are various strategies.
Defending a point is certainly very effective, under the condition that your team takes this into consideration. The problem with your initial example is not where your teamates decided to go, it's that they decided to fight full on at those locations. At the enemies objective for example all you really need to do is just to stand on the point and not to actually seize the point. At B they just need to make sure they killed some minions and obstructed the enemy from seizing the point and not to actually fight to the death. So long as your allies considered that they would be in outnumbered situations and therefore avoided over committing and ran when needed, then your team would be getting more points per second and inevitably winning, while the enemy got more and more frustrated.
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Completely agree. And I won't get tired of remarking the importance of controlling the front and avoid feeding the opposing team.Originally Posted by Regulai Go to original post
