Horseman, on 13 September 2018 - 01:50 AM, said:
Correct. Most - if not all - of the trials need to be retired and replaced with builds that are up to date with the current build metas.
What Ranger is pointing out is that it's not uncommon for newbie players to spend their cadet bonus on the heaviest, meanest-looking assault they see in store, expect it to be invulnerable and happily leeroy into the enemy lines, split off from their team or fail to maintain tactical awareness only to discover that they die quickly because their size and speed make them an easy target.
On such case: https://steamcommuni...20717346348784/
Mea culpa.
I guess I had problems to decipher what he wrote and interpreted his post differently...
However, your steam example is probably one of the worst cases of a new player(?).
He gave up pretty early on this game and didn't show any signs to improve on his gameplay.
This case does also indirectly show how frustrating it can be to build a decent drop deck as a newbie without to spend real money on the game. The grind is real in this game and as we all know and it get's even worse when new players spend their first millions cbills on **** mechs or **** loadouts and then they suddenly realise that something is/went wrong. If they are smart and want to pay the price of their time-commitment they will be able to adapt to the game and go for the meta mech route which yields usually the best match results.