If it's a fixed 33% chance to win, why is my career total 43% over several hundreds of games? One person can have a meaningful impact. No, one person cannot carry a game by themselves. But five or six strong, skilled players almost certainly can. The average player in Frontlines not only is terrible at PvP, they aren't even trying to win - but that works in your advantage, too. It means the enemy players are going to be easy kills for people that know what they're doing.
Remember, every time you kill an enemy player, their team loses 8 points and your team gains 8 points (it's like 5 points or something on Seal Rock.) Your total kills minus deaths is a literal and exact measurement of your impact on the game. If you went 26/2 like I've done in many games, you took 196 points away from the enemy team and gave your team 196 points.
Like, if you don't like FL, that's fine. But please stop embarrassing yourself by spouting complete nonsense like this. If you don't like FL, then maybe you shouldn't be participating in threads about FL?
