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2/23/2016 11:13:51 AM
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Knowledge, yes
Skill not necessarily, just because you know what to do and how to do it, doesn't mean you can apply it in practice.
Otherwise everyone, in theory, who plays basketball would end up like Michael Jordan and everyone who plays golf would end up like Tiger Woods
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Comparing a video game to ones physical ability and skill in real life.. It's not hard to be good at a video game, It takes time and knowledge, Every high grimoire player I've came across is better than every low grimoire player period, why? Because they have the experience and knowledge of the game.
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I'm not saying experience doesn't lead to developing a skill, I'm just saying it doesn't [b]always[/b] lead to developing skill. In a lot of cases it may but not [b]always[/b]
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Fair enough, granted PvE grimoire might no show skill, But if I see someone with all the PvP grimoire then yes I know they know what there doing.
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Actually, that's not always true either, cause if you're in a fireteam their player kills count towards your grimoire. Although they would still have the map knowledge.
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You just love to argue don't you? Wins.. Rumble wins, Skirmish wins, salvage wins etc... Shows me their skilled.
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It's not the arguing I enjoy, it's looking at flaws in what people write. And also I would say Rumble wins would be the only one to truly show your PvP skill as you can only rely on yourself and there's no team to pull you up or push you down
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Shut up lol.. Your doing my head in.
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Yeh k, was gonna stop after the last post anyways.
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I apologise for being rude but there's no room for debate with someone who's set on something.
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Nah, it's ok ik I can be a bit stubborn sometimes
