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2/16/2016 10:47:52 PM
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Unfortunately there isn't a quick way to look at someone's skill level on a case by case basis, so setting grimoire requirements is a decent option increase one's odds of finding a skilled player.
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At the very least it does show how much time someone has spent playing the game and should give you some idea of said player's competency, at least on paper. I understand why someone would look at it as a way to measure skill.
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Yep, it makes sense to me too (not for pvp though).
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True.... because even if the grimiore score is mostly from pvp, it will still be lower than someone that plays both, but isn't necessarly good at pvp.
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Well, there are just better ways to quickly judge skill in pvp than grimoire. KD, ELO, etc. None of those are prefect either, but better than anything else we can see.
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Also true... and may I say that we are behaving in a far too reasonable a manner towards each other😆.
