i am jfk #compsplatoon
i am jfk #compsplatoon
w cyberpunk
mr president they hit the second crab
#compsplatoon
ohh I misunderstood what you meant myb (I do not have a macro for it)
oh yeah, anyway I was typing it out but this probably has more than I’d explain
youtu.be/8Y4SInquCBM?...
which zone is 19 I don’t have my switch on me
#compsplatoon kyo is cringe and put a password on the first set's lobby
hidden secret: nobody uses +2 anyway
itd be nice if we could create actual change, so on the topic of this + pika's qrt about resulting--
in the past i couldn't figure out how mentality/ego could be improved
but in hindsight the answer was straightforward: surround yourself with solid people and build the right culture internally \
After playing 40+ hours with midlevel, I can confidently say it was the most miserable experience I’ve had playing this game mostly because I skipped this part of the scene back in S2 and didn’t realize how bad it could actually be. It’s not miserable because of overall skill level, because yeah everything is gonna feel worse outside of top level after being in it for long. The biggest thing hurting this part of the scene is ego. I had over 60 tryouts, and almost all of them said it’s hard for them to even get four people to try out with. That genuinely confused me, because for the most part everyone I played with felt extremely similar in skill, and I could easily see these players scrimming each other regularly and figuring out how to mesh over time. This explains a lot of why midlevel feels weaker as a whole. A lot of these players simply don’t get enough meaningful playtime outside of rare pickups or X Rank, so they’re missing the constant feedback loop that actually drives improvement. Playing against people at a similar level forces you to recognize patterns, and improve through adaptions. Over time, that raises the average skill for everyone involved. There were so many situations in games where I had to explain why we were losing or what we needed to change to win and I honestly think most of these players would’ve figured it out themselves eventually if they were consistently playing each other instead of isolating themselves or waiting for “better” lobbies. when players actually PLAY THE GAME, the average skill level naturally rises. This isn't entirely mid levels fault though, I think top level players can do a better job at providing knowledge to mid level players to improve but better questions need to be asked to top players too, all the time I see questions like oh what special is best or how do i play "insert weapon here" these are terrible questions and we need to move on to better questions like "what should i have done in this scenario here" b…
My Midlevel Experience #compsplatoon
rude
me
It’d be so funny if dynamo became good and the evil emanating from its existence escaped only for it to be nerfed again. Then we can repeat in 10 years
they didnt touch hammer at all what a scam
thats just how we roll
dlc* but whatever
still haven’t completed the ZA doc pokedex because of the stupid fucking special scan system
hello kyochan