I really like the post-game PVP stat screen.

[DixieBellOCE]

Can we get this for all content?

Its a good way to see where you stand in terms of gameplay, Shows you how well you played in comparison to the rest of the people in the activity.

Seems like a legitimate way to get better at the game, Self improvement is something everyone should work on.

If anything, add the 'Commendation' system into this, so you can just click a little + next to somebodies name if you think they performed well.

[kevin_satron]

And then people will use that to harass/toxic people for doing bad performance like :
"bruh, what have you been doing all this time? look at your damage, you suck. dont play this game ever again with that perfomance"

[Reimmi]

And then people will use that to harass/toxic people for doing bad performance like :
"bruh, what have you been doing all this time? look at your damage, you suck. dont play this game ever again with that perfomance"

And then they'll get suspended for toxic behavior
there is no real downside to having this in the game so console players can see how well they're doing like PC players can

[Edelgarde]

But all the insecure cry babies will be very upset and quit the game if people know they're bad. They'll avoid casual PvE content altogether and do full time ERP. You know how much these idiotic entitled players who can't press buttons, love to convince themselves that they did a lot for the party, even if they haven't? But they make a huge percentage of our playerbase. My last thread about wanting damage meters was just a joke. Even though I do really want it, but it will just hurt the population of the game. Although I find that it will only matter in savage/ultimate raid content, because in casual content, it's just numbers game. If people can't press buttons, the fight will just go for longer.

But that's fine, in PvP, at least we get our scoreboard. I would have not bothered with PvP if we didn't have one. Lots of idiots think that the scoreboard doesn't matter, but it really does and anyone who thinks otherwise are just in so much denial cause they're so trash. In Frontlines, if you're getting points by objectives, but still losing a lot of points, you can check to see the braindead f-wits in the bottom of the scoreboard, doing little damage, getting 0 kills and having 15+ deaths. You know they're responsible for your team losing, because dying in Frontlines gives the enemy team battle high stacks, and it gives our points away to the enemy team who got the kill. This works the other way around, where if you get lots of kills and less deaths, you are helping your own team a lot.

In Crystalline Conflict, the person who has the most deaths is the person who is responsible for making the team lose, because your team is constantly staggering and unable to recover when they're putting the team in a situation where the odds are stacked against them from being outnumbered. You can also see who's not constantly using their skills/resources.

But yeah. Scoreboards in PvP are very useful and gives you a general idea on how you won or lost. But in PvE content, it's only useful when boss are known to have enrage and that's when your damage matters.

[Corrupted]

Sure, but they have to revise the way reports are filed. I've had bad experiences worth reporting but I always drop it not out of kindness but laziness due to the chore that is filing a report.

[Boblawblah]

Yoshi-P:

[Rein_eon_Osborne]

I only use the PvP scoreboard to find whoever's doing 0 damage, healing, took 0 damage, and actually saw them 'afking' to report them.

[PirateRyanG]

Nope.

Because stat screens don't tell the full story. People then try and top the screens and ignore mechanics while doing so.

[Bobby66]

Sure, but they have to revise the way reports are filed. I've had bad experiences worth reporting but I always drop it not out of kindness but laziness due to the chore that is filing a report.

Must not have been that serious of an issue then.

Nope.

Because stat screens don't tell the full story. People then try and top the screens and ignore mechanics while doing so.

Yeah cause players do not already ignore mechanics.

[Raoabolic]

But all the insecure cry babies will be very upset and quit the game if people know they're bad. They'll avoid casual PvE content altogether and do full time ERP. You know how much these idiotic entitled players who can't press buttons, love to convince themselves that they did a lot for the party, even if they haven't? But they make a huge percentage of our playerbase. My last thread about wanting damage meters was just a joke. Even though I do really want it, but it will just hurt the population of the game. Although I find that it will only matter in savage/ultimate raid content, because in casual content, it's just numbers game. If people can't press buttons, the fight will just go for longer.

But that's fine, in PvP, at least we get our scoreboard. I would have not bothered with PvP if we didn't have one. Lots of idiots think that the scoreboard doesn't matter, but it really does and anyone who thinks otherwise are just in so much denial cause they're so trash. In Frontlines, if you're getting points by objectives, but still losing a lot of points, you can check to see the braindead f-wits in the bottom of the scoreboard, doing little damage, getting 0 kills and having 15+ deaths. You know they're responsible for your team losing, because dying in Frontlines gives the enemy team battle high stacks, and it gives our points away to the enemy team who got the kill. This works the other way around, where if you get lots of kills and less deaths, you are helping your own team a lot.

In Crystalline Conflict, the person who has the most deaths is the person who is responsible for making the team lose, because your team is constantly staggering and unable to recover when they're putting the team in a situation where the odds are stacked against them from being outnumbered. You can also see who's not constantly using their skills/resources.

But yeah. Scoreboards in PvP are very useful and gives you a general idea on how you won or lost. But in PvE content, it's only useful when boss are known to have enrage and that's when your damage matters.

*SE CEOs stare at the post*
CEO: ...But how will that give us more money?