How does anyone take pvp seriously?

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Originally Posted by MrJadeOfStars

If your playing Casual CC, People need to stop taking it so seriously, if you lose stop being so salty about it. Take the loss and move on, people reporting others is pretty lame, just because other people are bad and can't just win the game, it's not my problem. I put in full effort every pvp game I do, get better if you want to take it so serious or go play ranked.

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Or the team loses because most players aren’t putting the effort? You can be the best at PvP but trash teamates can easily get you a loss

I don't know why casual is even associated with "easy". Unranked-Bronze is the certified easymode right? (Or apparently not to some crystal players if some Reddit vents were anything to go by, we'll call those special cases.~) Whereas "casual" is just a melting pot of differing skill levels. There's no telling what you'll get and isn't the chaos part of the appeal sometimes? There's no true training mode in this. 8v8 Feast was called "Training Mode" which was ridiculous since 8v8 was nothing like 4v4... so yeah, there just isn't a Training Mode. This also applies to Frontline too obviously.

Is the real issue a sensitivity to losing here? Why do so few think about when those "vets" were new too? It honestly doesn't take much time to pick up the game's PvP right now. Then I have to ask the question, if we're gonna bring up the "it's just casual bro" card, why do you [the unserious crowd] care about losing then? If someone is legit being a jackass and emote teabagging or whatever you just report their ass. That's against the ToS. They can call you a sissy for it but who cares. You're allowed to be new, and they have an unresolved trauma for when they were new, apparently. Pay them no further mind after that.

What I can't stand is when someone like me is getting branded a tryhard when I'm just playing the game mane. I'm pretty feisty by default so I'm not sure why I should be dunked on verbally for experiencing joy. Equivalent of a runner's high, if you like. Just pushing buttons. It just happens to be a somewhat good pushing of buttons. And it doesn't matter what game or at what level I'm playing. When I'm in a good mindset, it's always like that.