Feylic said:
iBlah said:
KylieDog said:
It is not that easy, you lose teammates even if you do not die yourself. You also need move fast at start to make sure the other team doesn't grab powerful weapons first otherwise you got a good chance of losing because of that, but doing this makes dying from the nade easy.
Is a reason not other game has such a penalty. Because it is utterly retarded and punishes innocent people more than it does the ones it was targeted at. |
sometimes I really wonder why all the shit in the world only happens to you. I only experienced team grenade in the beginning twice, but I'm sure it was purely accident on both occasions, becasue I did that once myself unintentionally. cheaters will always be there but using dummy accounts to help other team win?? luckily I haven't ran into any of those, yet.
IMO rather than punishing people who quit the game, they should ensure people don't want to quit, that is make games more evenly matched. I played a lot of games that when one team is out leveled by another 2 to 1, or even 3 to 1. just yesterday, during one game I was at level 34 and was the highest leveled person on our team, and 4 people on the opposing team were level 40+, there really was no point of playing games like that because we didn't stand a chance in hell.
a option of having level restrictions on games can solve many problems, but it probably will make its hard to find a match. seriously, why is no one playing online? the game is already sold over a million copy, and I've never seen more than 15K people online???
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Levels aren't the only way you are ranked. Since you can level up in co-op, a level 50 could potentially have no skill in pvp. There is a secondary rating system based on kills, but I'm not sure if you only get this in ranked games.
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but what if a level 50 person who only plays none ranked pvp? he could be insanely good but has no rank at all and get threw into a game with noobs? the whole system is kinda broken, ND still has lots of work to do on the online part.
