Pyed, on 03 April 2017 - 04:06 PM, said:
Mystere, look...are you also fine with dropping on the side with an advantage and easily seal clubbing opposition?
I am perfectly fine with dropping on either side because it is a 50-50 chance, which is fair enough as far as I am concerned. I'm a simple but at the same time a very special snowflake in that way.

Having said that, it's neither seal clubbing nor anywhere close to it. As such, people should really stop exaggerating. It does not really help their own arguments no matter how much they think it does. <smh>
Pyed, on 03 April 2017 - 04:06 PM, said:
Me, if I win over or lose to a live opponent in a game, which I'm choosing to play for recreation, with two sides intended to be functionally identical and sharing an identical objective, I want it to be because I bested them or was bested and not because the game itself was unfair.
If you really prefer to play games with two sides intended to be functionally identical and sharing an identical objective tilted either in your favor or in favor of your opponents, I very much suspect you are in a tiny minority.
If you want to argue for asymmetric gameplay, fine. I'm all for that too. But the location of dom points is not that, so it isn't relevant to this topic.
If you really prefer to play games with two sides intended to be functionally identical and sharing an identical objective tilted either in your favor or in favor of your opponents, I very much suspect you are in a tiny minority.
If you want to argue for asymmetric gameplay, fine. I'm all for that too. But the location of dom points is not that, so it isn't relevant to this topic.
It is asymmetric as far as I am concerned: one side gets the short end of stick.
And let us not forget, the game mode is called "Domination". As such:
Mystere, on 02 April 2017 - 03:43 PM, said:
- The so-called "advantaged" team needs to "dominate" the enemy by keeping them out of the circle.
- The so-called "disadvantaged" team needs to "dominate" the enemy by driving them out of the circle.
If it helps, you can think of it as being Alexander the Great at the Battle of Gaugamela or, more recently, the Taliban taking the strategically important district of Sangin from the Afghan Army(*).

(*) In other words, think of MWO as a war game, not an eSport.