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I was wrong.... while grinding launchers, I was basically giving enemies kills so I could shoot down their UAV's. Problem was, after a few several games, the lobbies were so casual, they either couldn't get UAV's, or just weren't calling them in. I had to start shooting back in... show more
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It was worth it though lol
This is not how lobbies would look with no sbmm though. It would be a mixed bag of good, bad and mediocre players. SBMM is what allows people to get in these kind of lobbies consistently.
I know
Buddy if you’re grinding camos you’re a sweat. The casual player who doesn’t have time to play 24/7 isn’t bored with this. They’re the dudes you’re killing 😭😭
Thats cap. I have casual friends who are also grinding camos. And i dont play 24/7. I work 40 hours a week and im in college. So...
bro was accidentally reverse boosting for gold lmao
Lowkey. I got in those lobbies and was like
I think we would actually start playing ranked if regular lobbies were like this, sometimes you just wanna do this man at the end of a long day, I don’t wanna stick a needle of heroin up my ass cheeks to enjoy the game🫠 but I agree this 24/7 would be boring, maybe balance the teams properly at least so 2 good kd vs 2 good kd, 2avg vs 2avg and 2 bad vs 2 bad, but at least there’d be incentive to play ranked and a way to warmup better anyway
I assume this has got to be a 0.40 and below type of lobby? You must of tanked for a good number of games to get into that type of lobby. Cool insight though.
It was probably about 4 games without a kill. When I was going for bat challenges in core face off, the lobbies were still super sweaty despite me being negative. But its probably way more sweats in that mode, and I was also getting a few kills
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