You cant get better if you get shit on so fast you cant blink.

[quote]You cant get better if you get shit on so fast you cant blink.[/quote] That's not a winning attitude.

Thats my experience not an attitude.

[quote]Thats my experience not an attitude.[/quote] So, your experience is.. losing? Got it.

Lol yea I lost got shit on. Completely whiped in less than a minute. Whats your point?

lol, mad cuz bad.

By the way why are you talking trash with a .55 KD in Trials 😆. We are both in the same boat 😆

I never said I was good. I also don't complain about being bad. So there's that.

I dont complain about being bad. That's where you are wrong. Would you enjoy a heated battle of scrubs (you and me) or would you rather be wiped out by higher skill lvl players? The game could be enjoyable for everyone with nice rewards if the matcmaking was balanced differently. Thats all, yes is and complain with feedback and a way to fix it. Thats what this forum called FEEDBACK is for.

tbh, I don't care enough about PvP to care if I die or not. It's just a video game. I accept the fact that there are plenty of people out there who are better than me at PvP.

Thats missing the whole point. I think we are done here.

You and I both know that's not what happens, gotta stop exaggerating man. If stuff like that is running through your head the whole match, then of course you won't get better. Gotta play very carefully and take note of everything. Recording your matches will help too, study every single death that you had and see what may have caused it, and keep adjust accordingly

Dude, I was playing all weekend, 3 stasis hunters rushed froze all three of us and it was over in less than 40 seconds. Im not exagerating. Is like getting a new boxer in to the ring with a pro and telling the pro go all in. What you learn from getting KO? Absolutely nothing. I have gotten better and that means jack shit, when every LFG is have 1.5 KD or fu.ck off. There is no getting better when getting stomped. Me and my team won exacly three matches. 1 the other team suicide for the bounty. From the other 2 one was competitive the other one was a blow out. The rest of the night we where complete 1 to 5 or 0 to 5 blow outs. I didnt learn a damn thing. Ive been playing the game for years. Im an average player. What is the problem to verse people in my same skill braket and if Im much better get me up the braket a notch. But no, first game three stasis Hunter with at least 100 flawless tickets between the 3. You are telling me that is fair? That is how is supposed to work? Hardcore PvP players are less than 1% of this player base so no Bungie should not cater to them at all. If they want to sweat their nut sack off they can do that against each other. And get rewarded for having the sweatiest nut sack. If at some point I ge to that braket ill do the same.

[quote]Dude, I was playing all weekend, 3 stasis hunters rushed froze all three of us and it was over in less than 40 seconds. Im not exagerating. Is like getting a new boxer in to the ring with a pro and telling the pro go all in. What you learn from getting KO? Absolutely nothing. I have gotten better and that means jack shit, when every LFG is have 1.5 KD or fu.ck off. There is no getting better when getting stomped. Me and my team won exacly three matches. 1 the other team suicide for the bounty. From the other 2 one was competitive the other one was a blow out. The rest of the night we where complete 1 to 5 or 0 to 5 blow outs. I didnt learn a damn thing. Ive been playing the game for years. Im an average player. What is the problem to verse people in my same skill braket and if Im much better get me up the braket a notch. But no, first game three stasis Hunter with at least 100 flawless tickets between the 3. You are telling me that is fair? That is how is supposed to work? Hardcore PvP players are less than 1% of this player base so no Bungie should not cater to them at all. If they want to sweat their nut sack off they can do that against each other. And get rewarded for having the sweatiest nut sack. If at some point I ge to that braket ill do the same.[/quote] Few things. 1) Stasis Hunters are ridiculously overpowered right now, so don't take losses from them to heart. In terms of what really matters (our actual skill level/pride/etc), losing to a Stasis Hunter is totally meaningless dude. Don't place any value in those matches. 2) You've really got to stop confusing the above players with players who have raw skill at the game. Losing to them will teach you EVERYTHING. And if it doesn't, then you aren't actively trying to learn and you're letting frustration get to you, which is one of the biggest mistakes you can make in Crucible. You've really got to stop insulting these players, this whole "sweat" thing is a super rude thing to say to players who are simply skilled at the game. I guarantee you, 9/10 of these players would love to help you out/give you tips about Crucible once you stop hurling out insults to people who did nothing to you...myself included. 3. It doesn't matter what percentage of the playerbase skilled players are, all kinds of players need at least a little bit of representation. Trials is literally the only truly hardcore PvP mode in this game...and it's only on the weekends. That's nothing man. If we start making/taking content based only on % of players who do things, things will get messy really, really quick. There's a multitude of reasons why the numbers are the way they are, and going off a number alone is just incredibly reckless. 4. You've got to relax with the excessive labels you use, as well as the emphasis you place on them. I'm a "Flawless Player" I guess, but I've played with other people who have gone Flawless who both made our team, and broke our team. There's so much more to someone's story/skill level than if they went Flawless or not. Skill is very hard to precisely measure. 5. You won three matches? Congrats! That's really good dude. Like seriously. I know people who find it difficult to even get a single win. Going Flawless isn't an expectation one should have, it should be seen as a HUGE feat, a HUGE milestone, because it's (imo) the hardest thing in this game to do, and it should be. Minimizing the accomplishments that you've already reached just because there's some that you didn't is a very bad practice. 6. I need to remind you, and make it very, very clear. Trials is literally the mode [b]for[/b] hardcore PvP. You should 100% not be upset that you're facing the best of the best (not counting any Stasis users), because that's meant to be the primary population in the game mode. Remember, Trials isn't where you practice, it's the test. Saint 14 himself even hints at this, if you beat the opposing team, he says something along the lines of "I'm going to send them back to Shaxx's Crucible! They're not ready!" If you genuinely wants tips on improving, DM me dude. I'd be down to help, I've been there, I know how frustrating it can be to lose a lot, but always try to reflect upon yourself first before blaming others.