It is redicolous how stupid the balanceing can be. Like realy

(intimidatingTabby) #1

steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=834388859
Just check the screenshot… Balance FTW… poor lvl7s

(henki000) #2

Levels means nothing. It’s all about team synergy. For example: lv 100 player can be way worse than level 10 depending on chosen mercs and style. This is team based game. Usually those high level players just want to test different weapons on not so serious servers. It doesn’t matter anymore if you lose or win when you have played 500 matches+. You just want to enjoy the game, and it’s quite rare to see some high level player enjoy rekting some 10 levels pl, because everyone knows that there is no honor on that. Conversely.

And one side note, xdjentleman always plays mindful against newcomers.

But that is just my opinion and I hope it goes with general consensus.

(Dr_Plantboss) #3

What @joyousBowl said, plus:

In that situation, nothing could really be done to improve that balance a whole lot. When you only have 1 outlier, you can only have that outlier on one side. You could have every person under that one person’s level on your team, and still not be “balanced.”

This is one of the sad facts of online multiplayer gaming, and if you don’t want to deal with it, then don’t play these types of games.

(Ivanhoemx) #4

Levels mean nothing is generally not true. I’ve been stomped on by low lvls playing really well but that matches are not the rule. Generally, a team stacked with high lvl players will easily win a match against new players. Levels mean something really, really important in this game: More gamesense and more knowledge about maps.

(Dr_Plantboss) #5

@Ivanhoemx said:
Levels mean nothing is generally not true. I’ve been stomped on by low lvls playing really well but that matches are not the rule. Generally, a team stacked with high lvl players will easily win a match against new players. Levels mean something really, really important in this game: More gamesense and more knowledge about maps.

What level are you?

<10 - Come back when you’re smarter than this
<20 - Wait a bit and see
20+ - Go play on a min. lvl 20 server and suck it up.

(CyberVonCyberus) #6

@Dr_Plantboss said:

@Ivanhoemx said:
Levels mean nothing is generally not true. I’ve been stomped on by low lvls playing really well but that matches are not the rule. Generally, a team stacked with high lvl players will easily win a match against new players. Levels mean something really, really important in this game: More gamesense and more knowledge about maps.

What level are you?

<10 - Come back when you’re smarter than this
<20 - Wait a bit and see
20+ - Go play on a min. lvl 20 server and suck it up.

Isn’t what you’re saying here the complete opposite of “levels don’t matter”

anyways, in this case where there is only 1 high level or maybe 2 high level friends who want to play together there is nothing to do about it, they will have to end up on one team or another

however if there is like 4 or 5 high levels on one team try to vote for a shuffle ONLY if they are stomping you and DON’T do it on the last 2:30 minutes of the match

(znuund) #7

@Ivanhoemx said:
Levels mean nothing is generally not true. I’ve been stomped on by low lvls playing really well but that matches are not the rule. Generally, a team stacked with high lvl players will easily win a match against new players. Levels mean something really, really important in this game: More gamesense and more knowledge about maps.
I totally agree with you. i also have seen more games, where low level players don’t play good than getting stomped by them. In the end, it doesn’t show skill but experience which is also very important.

(DirtyBuns) #8

My week has been marked with all of us on my side having negative KD but winning the match on Chapel and Bridge.

I have learned that it is in-mission action that determines the outcome, not player levels necessarily.

(CyberVonCyberus) #9