Cut the ability to queue as a group in Frontline

[Mawlzy]

Having so much fun watching these videos. This really is an issue of your team valuing hitting ice over staying alive. 10 people in the first video basically on top of each other and then the 2nd got caught by dancer, but the Red team approach was literally straight through mid by the looks of it.

If you want it from the other side:
https://www.twitch.tv/olivialugria/c...f0GYv3HdyPynCj
https://www.twitch.tv/olivialugria/c...RDS4MWwUxfwYR_

Excellent product placement, honey! And your clip titles are poetry in violent motion.

But to return to our debate of eld, it doesn't appear that the skill floor is rising any, despite your efforts. I still think matchmaking is the best hope to make games competitive/interesting, although from my perspective Shatter is unsalvageable.

[OliviaLugria]

Excellent product placement, honey! And your clip titles are poetry in violent motion.

But to return to our debate of eld, it doesn't appear that the skill floor is rising any, despite your efforts. I still think matchmaking is the best hope to make games competitive/interesting, although from my perspective Shatter is unsalvageable.

It is... a very slow process. My main complaint from back then was that people were not improving at a fast enough rate. I do hope the new guide spreads out more. There's more and more being added to it!
I'm fine if they added matchmaking if they also added incentives for improvement, but we can't rely on them to change that nor can we rely on them to "ban premades."

[Mawlzy]

It is... a very slow process. My main complaint from back then was that people were not improving at a fast enough rate. I do hope the new guide spreads out more. There's more and more being added to it!
I'm fine if they added matchmaking if they also added incentives for improvement, but we can't rely on them to change that nor can we rely on them to "ban premades."

I'm wondering if there are enough players who are somewhat competent that matchmaking itself would produce quality matches? Like I can't really imagine what incentives for improvement would work, beyond making the mode more interesting and responsive.

Same with your guide. It will help those who want to improve, particularly if they prefer party queueing. But so long as the player pool is diluted by people who don't like PvP and/or make no effort in matches, I can't see the situation changing.