Learn how the game mode work before join a PVP match or ask it is a good step.
I'm not hire to complain about the people that don't know about the existence of the PVP skills. Or to say to some people need to work on their dps. Or the healer that heals like PVE. Or how the match maker can help a lot a team before the start. Or how that SE needs to find a way to prevent people that are using illegal programs. Or people leaving before the start for no reason. Or giving up to soon. ( Losing the first engage is not the end of the match)
If some people start to play smart can help the game experience by a lot. Like hitting the right target on the end of the match. More that 50% of my match are decided by hitting the right target in the end of a match. And the numbers of lb in the wrong player one is to high. And that makes me more piss off because they just have no idea how the game work. Or the tank that gets the deff buff at the start. (I never saw a healer picking de off buff).
Know how it work before join is a good step.
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05-23-2016, 07:45 PMFelienKnow how it work before join is a good step.
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05-23-2016, 11:59 PMCanadane
For someone who hasn't been hired to complain, you sure have put out down subjects of note.
You also likely never see your healer take the defensive kit because it generally goes to a DPS class instead. Or in your case I guess, a tank, which at times can be just as good as a dps. I've played with some warriors that take both and it ends with some of the smoothest runs. -
05-24-2016, 12:24 AMKai_Lee
Even if you have seen x.x guide doesn't mean you will be able to beat x.x content, a lot of times its through actual experience does people improve.
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05-24-2016, 12:27 AMMimilu
How are you suppose to truly learn a game mode without playing it?
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05-24-2016, 01:02 AMFelien
I'm sorry but the feast rules are to simple. Like you can look to the score board and kwon a person medals or just target it. I'm not talking about the control of the the adrenaline chest, control your number of medal and control of the deff and off kits. That is something that you should know but you get only with matches. But the rules about medals and buff are simple.
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05-24-2016, 01:11 AMCanadaneIt may surprise you but it seems the majority of feast players don't keep their score window open.Quote:
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05-24-2016, 01:14 AMFelienWell i don't get happy in a rank match when people don't use any PVP skill or ignore purify. Or after get 2/3 on my qualify. Lost it because the tank left before the match start on the other 2. Play against speed hackers or ACT players is not fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Canadane
If you have your tank grab both is different or is your healer get the deff buff can be a strategy. So I don't actually can say anything about thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Canadane
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05-24-2016, 01:18 AMFelienI play on my ps4 and you can have an idea looking the simboll that is really intuitive or target thenQuote:
Originally Posted by Canadane
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05-24-2016, 01:38 AMkensatsu
The player not reading guide, or some theory, pvp guide, pve guide, ect... certainly not read the forum, you can't reach this players here. also a lot of player like discovering something without any clue. 8vs8 is so die already, there not unranked 4vs4 games to learn.
it's simple on the paper but need time to paid attention to everything for a new fresh player.
You can't fight this but maybe you can advise new players
Make a macro with a remind of the rules, and some advices, so if you have new players in your party, you use this macro.
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05-24-2016, 11:42 PMMimilu
We have 60 levels and at least 23 dungeons and 13 trials via the MSQ to learn how to play PvE, not so much with PvP.
Not to mention how different PvP is for certain roles: healers pretty much become tanks, casters will always have people on them, all of the tanks' aggro skills are useless, etc.