Last night was the first time something truly upset me about crucible: fireteams of 6, all in the same clan, all on one side. Makes it unfair to the random match-made team pitted against them, who can't communicate at all.
After getting crushed in one match, then starting a new one and seeing the same 6 clan members, I had to back out. I refuse to play at such a painful disadvantage, to the point it's not considered a challenge but just a guaranteed loss, and I apologize to anyone whom I was matched with for bailing.
I refuse to play against those odds, and will back out every time I notice more than 3 clan members together.
If bungie wants to allow full clan teams like that, then put them opposite of other full clan teams. This isn't a tournament, it's just open pvp.
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Find a team then or get good.
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A. Don't want to find a team. I just want to play normal pvp, not extreme pvp. B. I'm good enough.
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I think I found the brains of the forum right here...
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Get a clan that does regular PvP runs. Then you'll be the team with an advantage. I thought that was the whole points of finding a clan, to have a regular group of people to form fireteams and go into strikes and PvP prepared
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Hopefully addition of open mic in crucible will help with that.. probably not much but with both teams communicating it'll make it a bit more even..
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[quote]Hopefully addition of open mic in crucible will help with that.. probably not much but with both teams communicating it'll make it a bit more even..[/quote] This still isn't a great solution. If you play within North America, it's a start. Outside, you stand a good chance of getting matched up with people who share no common language. I play with a lot of Koreans and Japanese people, as well as others, in random matches. And feasibly, a lot of people won't want to use team chat if your teammates are demanding, vulgar, or whatever else. Proper matchmaking that sorts for things like skill and groups would help more.