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Lol, in other you have no valid points to make. If you have any aside from it being to hard I’m all ears. Unfortunately you and the handful of buddies are not the only people playing the game or an accurate reflection of the player base.
i’ve already explained that your poll is not an accurate reflection of the player base.
if EA wants to do a poll they would need to do a controlled sampling of various skill levels.
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@Gabrielmojo26LOL, now come the personal attacks because you have no ground to stand on. It’s comical I’m playing in a diamond lobby right now.. i also play in the higher rank SBMM lobbies with my high skill friends. So no that’s not the issue..
You’re the ones who have an issue playing against people of equal or even better skill. I don’t and often play in lobbies with people above my skill level.
it’s the same argument over and over and over again from all the SBMM haters. It’s to hard, it’s to sweaty.. waaaah waaah waah
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@DarthValtrexSo pls, entertain me here, in your opinion, why is there a need for both a ranked game play, and a casual with strict SBMM game play that is essentially the same as ranked.
This is the obvious question that not many will answer by simply diverting to "you just wanna noob stomp".
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If you talking about protecting noobs, they are two types:
1. Total noobs (baby) who just create account (level 1-20)
2. New KID on the block, already play for a while but still learning and strunggling (level >20 with KDR <1)
If you talking about total noobs, the baby has been protected before and after SBMM
You guys are arguing about the "KID" !
Before SBMM:
1. You have Wild Wild West:
KID is mixed with teenager(KDR >1) and master (KDR > 3) , this's where player complained why team mate looks dumb and stupid, the match experience is wild wild west, sometimes you can kill easily, sometime is balance and sometimes you got totally wrecked.
2. Experience for kid : Wild wild west with high chance of getting wrecked.
3. Experience for Teenager : Balance
4. Experience for Master: Bachelor party, easy peasy.
5. Overall experience is Wild wild west.
After SBMM:
1. You have separation/division like boxing based on certain criteria ( such as KDR and other stats).
2. Experience for kid : They play with other kids and having good time.
3. Experience for Teenager : They fight with teenager and things could wild or could be balance.
4. Experience for Master: They have to fight hard, and life is hard now, no more easy kills, just like rank. No more easy and relaxing game anymore.
5. Overall experience: Kid love it, teenager probably Ok and master hate it.
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@DarthValtrexYou're reverting my questions with more questions, typical defensive attitude lol
What you described as ranked game play is essentially what Pubs are presently, minus the RP cost. Ranked is a learning curve, a progression.
You only seem to insinuate but one reason why above average players, like myself, want SBMM removed, and that is to stomp on noobs, and I never really understood this argument to be honest...
If you remove SBMM for pubs, would you not be matched with, and against, players from the bottom all the way through the top skill bracket? Isn't that what casual pubs are for? Wouldn't lower tier players benefit from learning by playing with better players?
Why do the above average players, putting in more time than noobs, be penalized by being matched with Preds and Diamond stacked premades, cause that is exactly what's happening with SBMM.
There's always going to be noobs coming to Apex, how much time should I give that entire player base, for them to learn the game, by playing against other noobs, to the detriment of above average players constantly facing off against nothing but the top tier player base....in both ranked, and Pubs?
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