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[Kaisinel]

I love how people are trying to support not allowing friends to form premades because they are "unfair" and "have an advantage" by being able to communicate with your group.

Yet every frontlines I've been in, someone is shouting directions and flagging locations where to go and what to focus, yet 80% of alliances are off doing their own thing not listening and coordinating.

Perhaps the problem isn't the premades but the lack of reading comprehension...

[Pyrali]

I love how people are trying to support not allowing friends to form premades because they are "unfair" and "have an advantage" by being able to communicate with your group.

Yet every frontlines I've been in, someone is shouting directions and flagging locations where to go and what to focus, yet 80% of alliances are off doing their own thing not listening and coordinating.

Perhaps the problem isn't the premades but the lack of reading comprehension...

I second this.

[Magic-Mal]

I love how people are trying to support not allowing friends to form premades because they are "unfair" and "have an advantage" by being able to communicate with your group.

Yet every frontlines I've been in, someone is shouting directions and flagging locations where to go and what to focus, yet 80% of alliances are off doing their own thing not listening and coordinating.

Perhaps the problem isn't the premades but the lack of reading comprehension...

Actually that supports the reason why they aren't fair. Because premades actually do listen to each other.

[Deitrich]

I don't quite think people are against queuing with a few friends, but against this idea that they could be going up against a team that has an 8 man elite premade all in voice comms communicating well. I can't say how real this usually is in Frontlines currently, but it's somewhat understandable to dislike that idea even if it's a bit of an extreme case.

Unfortunately there's not currently a better way to communicate and I'm not sure if there could be one, but having to read text directions in the heat of battle isn't exactly easy.