Quote Originally Posted by Moonlite View Post
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You still don't get it. What is it with this section and having to write something 6 different ways before they get it. I am Adders. For arguments sake I freelance and get 40 wins on Maelstrom in a week, and 15 on Adders. I'll show up on ladder as having 55 Adders wins. What does this have to do with achievements in the slightest? He never mentioned anything about achievements. I think what you meant to say was "I know how freelancing works in relation to the ladder". This would make sense, or at least, it would if in the previous post you hadn't linked the FL Ladder to substantiate your argument. The second part of your post makes "sense"; but talks in multiple hypotheticals and the more of them you use in a discussion instead of practical evidence that's in front of you (ie, the ladder, which unfortunately we've already covered as "doesn't mean much") the less substance there is to your argument.

And again, I'm having to reword something that would seemingly be quite simple to just about anyone who has even queued one game of Feast in their life; there can't be a loophole in exactly the way you're suggesting because of the way our queue system works. It'd be like having 4 people try to individually queue sync levelling roulette, what do you think the chances are they'll all get in the same one? Slim to non existent; because they'll all have different role positions in the queue. We don't "need" to stack players on a Feast team, everyone knows everyone above Plat anyway and for the most part, people do get on and like each other; as far as I'm concerned, 60% of the time I'm already on a stacked team with my friends, and 30 out of the remaining 40 there's at least 2 people I'll know. This isn't unique to Light or Chaos, it just happens to also be the exact same on Crystal - where you're based. The vast majority of times, at ranks that actually matter, I'm happy with the quality of team I've been given, even if I will whinge about a singular weak link in it in Discord. Probably best not to talk in hypotheticals about something you clearly know nothing about; no disrespect meant.