Requests For Competition Tweaks

(Exedore) #201

This is not the case with Brink, lesson learned. Any better?

(darthmob) #202

[QUOTE=Anti;199200]Generally it’s all about clan leaders not letting their troops slack though! :)[/QUOTE]Yeah you are right. But to me it seems like that has changed as well. Clans are less like communities you stick with but more like the bunch of guys you play with at the moment. Something goes wrong? Look for someone else.

[QUOTE=MorsTua;199299]i believe you but nowadays is hard to get already 5 players to play a match 8 is pratically impossible.
(talkin about competitions)[/quote]But it doesn’t make any sense. Back then when people were playing RTCW / Tribes / Bf1942 internet connections were much less common. If anything it should be a lot easier to gather players nowadays. Seems more like a problem with the attitude than actual organisation.

(MorsTua) #203

thank you god!

hope there will be 6on6 maps and switchable options for pub/competitions modes

(DonkeyDong) #204

[QUOTE=Nail;196933]“8. Extend the beta to entire teams. I had an invite to the closed beta of QW and I put off playing the game for a year because of the experience because the balance issues weren’t addressed. Having experienced teams scrim the game will work out balance issues. The Mp43 in Wolfenstein comes to mind.”

This point I’d have to strongly disagree with, while league players should definitely be involved with any competition settings (server cvar restrictions) I can’t see them being any use to the seamless single player to multiplayer aspect that the game has. This isn’t RTCW 2 (no, I don’t mean Wolfenstein)

btw, It sounds like you played the QW beta, didn’t like it and then went a year before playing again when you might have joined the community and made suggestions of what to fix, forgive me if I read it wrong, but not a team player imho[/QUOTE]

god listening to you is like putting a nail… oh… wait…

all he’s saying is it’s be nice for people who want to assend between tards in a mud throwing contest to people who can practise a skill that many can’t achieve. whats wrong with that?