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2/13/2017 7:43:11 PM
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An Obvious, but Interesting Trials Statistic
With the release of Rise of Iron, the first map for Trials was Last Exit. I went flawless three times in like 5 hours and was able to get the Vigilant Disciple fairly easily. It was quite fun and I'm sure I was not alone in that thought process. There were a number of different weapons being used and various tactics. Everyone was leveling and it was a good time.
[b]826,734 accounts participated in Trials that weekend, and 139,066 went flawless! That's a LOT. [/b]
57% of total kills that weekend were with shotguns, and snipers were 36%.
Matador 64 was 7.86%
Fast forward to this weekend. Everyone has hit light level long ago. Lots of people aren't playing the game because there's nothing new to do, or earn. There's an established 'meta' which nearly everyone runs. IMO Trials is pretty challenging right now. I'm a shotgunner. And I'm not complaining about them. Just stats.
[b]247,120 accounts have participated in Trials this weekend, and 36,430 have gone flawless. The lowest it has been since ROI release (I realize the weekend isn't over yet but let's be real)[/b]
62% of total kills this weekend were with shotguns. 25% are Matador 64.
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Ok, 57% and 62% aren't that much different. Shotguns aren't the problem. What's different are the number of people NOT playing the game. Of course it's an obvious stat and everyone on here already knows... But I felt like writing it down so there it is.
All Bungie has to do is give the player an incentive to play trials and everyone's life would be a lot easier. But the majority have what's out there and the rng from those bounties is so bad that the rest either get carried, pay for an account run, or don't even bother.
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Edited by NonOffensiveID1: 2/15/2017 9:46:46 PMI bought this game cuz it was supposed to be RPG like. I have played a lot and still play when I'm bored. I play PvP when I feel like it, don't get too upset, except for the inconsistency that I see like my fist of havoc not killing three people directly in front of me, while I can get killed by it when I'm not even in the vicinity, around 2 walls, or very high in the air, etc. I think trials should be tiered. They have their combat rating, use that. Defeat people in your tier at the 9-0 game. Go enough times, move up a tier. Make the tiers easily explained, so players know where they are. I would play trials if I knew I had a chance at winning, or even getting 7 wins. I'm 40 years old, and I can't get good. I've gotten better at PvP, I'm trying to get to a 1.0 overall k/d, but I just don't have that reaction time anymore. If I thought I had a chance, I would play trials, but I don't. It seems like they have made PvE more accessible (easier) as the game has gone on, but they have ignored PvP, as far as end game content goes, in my opinion. Raids are pretty easy if you can just get up the confidence to find a team. Rarely do you see anyone offering to help people with Trials, usually follow me, watch me, raffle, pay, whatever. I did find one 1% PvP player who offered to help me, and he was true to his word. He helped my son and a friend of mine go flawless, but those as so far and few.
