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3/18/2024 10:24:07 PM
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Trials has never been easier to go flawless than in its current state.
Practice in rumble, when you can consistently place top 2 then trials will be much easier.
Trials isn't the playlist to learn in unfortunately ✌🏻
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Stop spamming this across every post. Rumble is solo anyway and Trials isn't. You're prob better off just playing Comp. *Even though that is screwed too.
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I would like people to stop spamming trials is unbalanced & we need different pools & it's not fair blah blah blah It's a you problem not a game problem! Fact is most of these people can't even maintain a flat 1.0kd in the playlist yet won't do anything to improve, they'll just cry & moan Rumble is CBMM & teaches you how to win multiple gunfights with varied skill opponents Comp is SBMM & has a whole plethora of different things to thing about other than straight up dueling
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Wish you would stop commenting this on every trials post. You’re not right, no matter how many times you type it.
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I don't take advice from 0.65s
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Wasn’t advice, it’s a reality check that you are in desperate need of. Using K/D as a measuring stick for a game that will never have competitive PVP just shows how unintelligent you are, respectfully. You play the game 24/7 crutching the absolute meta weapons and builds. I literally only play trials on the weekends and comp sometimes during the week when I have time, using off-meta loadouts that I find fun and I still manage to go flawless. As a solo player, the easiest time to go flawless was when they had freelance.
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Kd is a relative indicator of someone's skill. It literally defines how many people you can kill to how many times you die! To win in trials you have to be alive it's that simple. This weekend you've played 135 matches and still not been flawless. That's a pretty good indicator of someone not to take advice from imo ✌🏻
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Womp womp
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True dat, bump
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Can't maintain a 1.0
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100% agree
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Solid advice from the 0.52
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lol I couldn’t care less about stats, obviously you with the small man complex and small dic syndrome does 🤡
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Yes that's exactly it. I post trying to give people advice & help them improve & then get a load of 🧂 🤖 Telling me not to post things yet I'm the clown 🤣🤣🤣
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And you try to stoop to a low life by trying to stat shame so yes hence my snappy reply, I’m sure you’re better than that (forums bring out the worst of us I’m sure) Going around saying that Trials is the easiest it’s been to go flawless is completely incorrect for a vast percentage of us, look at the posts to confirm player opinion. How about understanding that a lot of us low skilled players struggle immensely in Trials and maybe start your helpful replies that you understand not everyone has the same experience as you. Obviously this is a passionate topic as I would certainly love a better experience in trials. Happy to discuss in a better more helpful way and happy to hear from a more skilled player than me.
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It's not stat shaming , it's a truth that people don't like hearing! If you struggle to maintain a 1.0 minimum trials will be very difficult I offered advice that will help people in the long run but apparently that wasn't right. So you tell me the solution
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It is stat shaming, and I’m completely fine with my stats as I play the game to have fun not to increase stats… stats are irrelevant
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If stats are irrelevant then why do players with higher overall kd & higher CR ratings have a better time in trials? People are too sensitive about being called out on their stats and would rather cry stat shaming & stats are irrelevant than actually learn to play better. If you want the golden chest you have to learn to play better it's that simple
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I get that but I can only talk for myself, I’m happy to try and learn to be better even at my age. Players of all skill level deserve to have an enjoyable time in pvp though. I’m not interested in the golden chest, just want to have fun and get some rewards and come away enjoying my timeout from life.
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Being an older player myself I get where you're coming from. Unfortunately trials was never designed to be fun for the casual, it's the place where hard meta and tryharding is a must for success. If people don't want to play that way or reach a level of competence to win then they can't really complain about not having success in the playlist. It's the equivalent of me turning up for a day 1 raid with a 3 resil hunter & Iggy conditional & complaining I can't get past the first encounter 😂
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[quote]Trials has never been easier to go flawless than in its current state. Practice in rumble, when you can consistently place top 2 then trials will be much easier. Trials isn't the playlist to learn in unfortunately ✌🏻[/quote] Ehh, respectfully I’d have to disagree. When we had a specific Que for soloing, that felt the easiest for me. When there was a flawless pool it was nice also. This current way, honestly running solo is miserable. I’ve had so many rounds end this weekend because my teammates would blitz into the middle and die before I can even blink, then I’m stuck in a 3v1 where I’m getting tossed around like a freshmen at a frat party. I’m not a god tier player, but if I have a decent team I do pretty well. This meta feels hard for me because if you can’t carry, you’re getting trash canned. There needs to be consideration for players that can carry their own weight, not just people sitting in backpacks and/or the people doing the carrying. I’m going off topic and making less sense now but you get the idea
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I do agree when the solo playlist was genuinely solo it was better. Duos can mess runs up especially when you get the lesser skilled pair for teammates. The flawless pool still didn't stop people resetting at 6 wins and farming people/gatekeeping over the whole weekend. As for the teammates it's a gamble! The best thing you can do is be near them to get damage in as well, I've seen a lot of people spawn loitering/not pushing whatsoever & running away from zone direction.
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[quote]I do agree when the solo playlist was genuinely solo it was better. Duos can mess runs up especially when you get the lesser skilled pair for teammates. The flawless pool still didn't stop people resetting at 6 wins and farming people/gatekeeping over the whole weekend. As for the teammates it's a gamble! The best thing you can do is be near them to get damage in as well, I've seen a lot of people spawn loitering/not pushing whatsoever & running away from zone direction.[/quote] My experience this weekend as a solo was for sure the hardest. Because yes you should stay near your teammates, but when they just run at the enemies like bullet sponges and do nothing meaningful, won’t push with you, intentionally go the opposite direction, you know - “those” teammates. That’s when it’s irritating. Duo que felt decent, occasional blueberries but three stacking felt better. I’m not a fan of people farming to pad their stats. It’s a weird flex, and it doesn’t make sense. Eventually you’re gonna run into someone better than you. But the teammate gamble you mentioned, i can’t speak for everyone but personally solo que feels like you’re more likely to have bad teammates
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I get what you're saying & do understand people's frustrations. Personally If I realise my teammates aren't going to be much help I treat the match as a 1v3. Play cover well and try to single out the opponents for 1v1s, that's where the rumble training is handy as that's the whole game mode.
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Maybe for you, I found it easier two iterations ago.
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When you say it was easier two iterations ago was this on a different account?
