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[Aresye]

HBizzle, on 24 August 2014 - 07:55 AM, said:

Hah. You on the other side for some of those matches?

Yup. I think there was only 1 game that we were both on the same side. I was running a Kit Fox.

[and zero]

Sandpit, on 23 August 2014 - 11:24 PM, said:

No, if you're a decent player you can adapt and be a decent player. I'm by no means the greatest MWO player but I keep positive kdr and w/l in my favorite mechs that I use often. Doesn't matter who I drop with in them, I've learned to adapt to how I play that same mech in different queues. That's all, nothing special.

Let me rephrase that, I personally do fine most solo matches; averaging about 3 kills and 500 damage across most of my matches-even when the team gets completley rolled I can usually pull 1-2 kills. (except those terrible nights). I thought you were talking about the match as a whole and not your personal performance...because most of my pug matches involve 1 disconnect and/or afk player. 2-3 iditos who wander off and die, and a genereally cowardly team that hide from small lasers, thus getting rolled when the enemy team takes the initiative

Edited by and zero, 24 August 2014 - 10:21 PM.

[DaisuSaikoro Nagasawa]

Oh yes, I apologize. You have forum posts to make and arguments based on your opinion as fact. I do forget forum warrior > mechwarrior.

[Lily from animove]

When will some of you guys understand that some people play this game for fun. They drop in mechs they like with loadouts that they like. Not optimised for the win your came for, not optimised at all for anything.

I have a 8CSPL Nova with 4 MG's that can kinda endless stream 2 lasers. Totally inefficient but laods of fun to scare lights with permafire and they panic run around.

So stop taking PUG games serious, lots of people are here for fun and fooling around. Deal with this fact when you drop in a PUG game.

Edited by Lily from animove, 25 August 2014 - 12:33 AM.