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6/2/2015 3:00:07 PM
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Let the elitist have their little play pen and special clubhouse on Mercury. Quit even attempting to try the Trials of Osiris, you'll just pad up their 9-0 performance, making it easier for them. The average players should steer clear of this instance entirely. If the MLG PVPers want a true test of their abilities, then they'll compete only against each other. Because most of those 9-0 teams preyed upon the lesser experienced players the first week. Now, as more people realize that this isn't for them; I'm willing to bet those 9-0 totals dramatically decreased the 2nd week around. And as the Trials of Osiris progresses, there will only be a handful of MLG teams facing one another.
Eventually players will leave the Trials of Osiris although. MLGers will move on when the kills don't fall down as easily. Bungie has successfully alienated it's larger audience once again, with this elitist play pen, allow them to reap what they have sowed.
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Solution, make trials rumble.
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Im an average pvp player and went undefeated 6 times The only people that can't get to 9 wins are bad kids Im sorry if this applies to you but it's really not hard if you've put any time into the crucible
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Statistically speaking, this isn't true. Not everyone can win. Put the top 2 teams against each other and 1 will lose. That's just how it works. With the amount of lag, error codes, and cheating right now, this is a game mode that only benefits a few.
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you read my stats and tell me im not here to brag about what i THINK i am
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Bungie lives alienating players for some reason. I think it must be the current developers. It's probably why some of their talent has left at Bungie.
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[quote]Let the elitist have their little play pen and special clubhouse on Mercury. Quit even attempting to try the Trials of Osiris, you'll just pad up their 9-0 performance, making it easier for them. The average players should steer clear of this instance entirely. If the MLG PVPers want a true test of their abilities, then they'll compete only against each other. Because most of those 9-0 teams preyed upon the lesser experienced players the first week. Now, as more people realize that this isn't for them; I'm willing to bet those 9-0 totals dramatically decreased the 2nd week around. And as the Trials of Osiris progresses, there will only be a handful of MLG teams facing one another. Eventually players will leave the Trials of Osiris although. MLGers will move on when the kills don't fall down as easily. Bungie has successfully alienated it's larger audience once again, with this elitist play pen, allow them to reap what they have sowed.[/quote] Spot on.
