Haipyng, on 14 June 2018 - 03:11 PM, said:
So much salt and vinegar in your wall of text. Basically your answer is "git gud", you must suck and casuals made PGI make bad choices about GP. All non-solutions to the problem presented, so basically "like it". Compelling arguments..
I'm not going to argue over 4 mans. I don't want the return of 4 mans. I'd like to see a return of something fun for very small groups. Of course with all the new players clamoring to play we don't really need to do much different.
Except group queue is fun for small groups. It was always fun for small groups. It also used to be fun for big grouos. That's why group queue has a way bigger population then. I have fun in group queue, especially in groups under 6.
People act like "git gud" is an insult or brush off. It's not. It's a solution and one everyone who is beating you at the game has already adopted. If you're frustrated at losing quit trying to get the game changed to make doing whatever you're doing that's losing suddenly work better. Get better at the game.
Group queue is fun for smaller groups. You can have great fun in a 2-6 man. Max your tonnage and make sure you're using in game comms. If it looks lime a 12man on the other side, great! You've got a 200-300 ton advantage. Good players are not complaining that group queue is no fun for small groups because they still win plenty in group queue. The only problem with running a smaller group in group queue is when you drop alongside a 3man who all took lights and mediums and don't coordinate with the team so you're down tonnage and useful teammates.
There is no game mechanic changes that make up for poor choices in the mechlab and the match. There's no fair and balanced fix that lets people who don't want to get good at the game play against people who do and not get smashed.
You're always in a team of 12 on either side. No communication or coordination is available to one side and not the other. The only side restricted from what they bring is the side with the bigger premade.
Stop the special pleading. Play the game by the same rules everyone else does, use the same tools everyone else gets and win or lose based on your ability and willingness to do so effectively.