OP iTz Bullz i
No dude, you saved many a bad evening. Your a hero.iTz Bullz i wrote:thought everyone know about dashboarding lolRickyMartinLIVE wrote:This is the greatest thread on here. Thank you OP as I won't have to play torque ever again if I don't want to.
"force us" lolKiinG Atheist wrote:I do it, my friends do it and streamers do it.
As long as 343i is trying to force us to play their -Yoink- new maps it is just fair the dashboard.
I'm sure they'll also be banning the professional players on top 16 teams who do this all the time, while streaming on Twitch, as well?Just Stallion wrote:Apparently the forums is a good place to post this. Have fun with getting banned.
Seriously dude? When did I ever claim to be good? I didn't.arglactable wrote:Please, in the name of all that is unholy, stop lecturing people like you're actually good at this game or have any idea what you're talking about. Your posts in this forum are ridiculous. We're not talking about Silver rank slayer here. Unbalanced maps are a bigger problem at higher levels than at lower levels.FatSKINNY MAN wrote:That doesn't change what I said. Being good is still the ability to be good on all maps.iTz Bullz i wrote:Some maps like riptide are one sided. The team that spawns at blue room and dunes has the advantage big time. Good luck trying to get a good team out of that set up as they pick you off with the beam rifle.FatSKINNY MAN wrote:They're not really champs then hahaiTz Bullz i wrote:I've watched streams where champs back out of certain maps all the time.
A real champ should be able to perform well regardless of the map.
Just because you spawn on the unbalanced side doesn't mean you have to stay there.
Anyways, I think its silly that you're going to dashboard out of matches based on the map.
Even then, good players don't dodge bad maps because they can't win on them. They do it because it's a waste of time and it isn't fun. They go into Team Arena to play the official tournament game-types, not to waste 15 minutes on an Assault game that ends in a tie (it happens a lot) or pitch a tent with Storm Rifle and Beam Rifle in Blue/Dunes on Riptide and wait for the enemy team to try to push up from their trash spawns.
Dash once you see the map before the match even starts. No csr penalty or ban. 343 surely keeps metrics on this stuff and will get that we don't like playing torque 50% of the time.iTz Bullz i wrote:So i got banned after quitting twice in a row right which is ok i did quit after all. The reason i quit is because someone on my team left the game and im not going to stay in a game where im constantly getting pinched. You know you already lost (even though i lost 30 csr for each quit :(...) I get the most quitters in Fathom, riptide and Torque, so to avoid maybe with teammates leaving so early on in the match i think im going to start dashboarding out of certain maps i get the most team quits in.
Now i would try the 3v4 but when my teammates are in party chat for example on riptide and the other team has control of blue room and dunes you are screwed since you cant coordinate a push with your team. Its one team playing like a free for all while the other team picks you off with team shots.
Competitive games are fun, they really are but when they are not extremely one sided.
Someone's pro status has nothing to do with whether they will get banned or not. These pros don't get banned because dashboarding isn't bannable, you never started the game so you can't get a DNF.arglactable wrote:I'm sure they'll also be banning the professional players on top 16 teams who do this all the time, while streaming on Twitch, as well?Just Stallion wrote:Apparently the forums is a good place to post this. Have fun with getting banned.
At no point did I say or suggest that it did. Do you have some kind of mental problem? Look at the post to which I responded. Read it. Obviously, my point is that if dashboarding to dodge maps was going to result in a ban, all of the professional players would be getting banned. They do it all the time.FatSKINNY MAN wrote:Someone's pro status has nothing to do with whether they will get banned or not. These pros don't get banned because dashboarding isn't bannable, you never started the game so you can't get a DNF.arglactable wrote:I'm sure they'll also be banning the professional players on top 16 teams who do this all the time, while streaming on Twitch, as well?Just Stallion wrote:Apparently the forums is a good place to post this. Have fun with getting banned.
You speak with authority on topics about which you obviously have none. You're talking about what "being good" means, as if you know, when that is completely irrelevant to the topic at hand. For example, when I say "game types" I'm referring to the specific map/game type combinations that are played competitively. Maps and game types don't exist in isolation. Some maps are good for one and horrible for another. Still, it doesn't matter if you're playing Slayer or Strongholds on Riptide. It's not a tournament gametype, it isn't particularly good, and competitive players don't want to deal with it.FatSKINNY MAN wrote:Seriously dude? When did I ever claim to be good? I didn't.arglactable wrote:Please, in the name of all that is unholy, stop lecturing people like you're actually good at this game or have any idea what you're talking about. Your posts in this forum are ridiculous. We're not talking about Silver rank slayer here. Unbalanced maps are a bigger problem at higher levels than at lower levels.FatSKINNY MAN wrote:That doesn't change what I said. Being good is still the ability to be good on all maps.iTz Bullz i wrote:Some maps like riptide are one sided. The team that spawns at blue room and dunes has the advantage big time. Good luck trying to get a good team out of that set up as they pick you off with the beam rifle.FatSKINNY MAN wrote:They're not really champs then hahaiTz Bullz i wrote:I've watched streams where champs back out of certain maps all the time.
A real champ should be able to perform well regardless of the map.
Just because you spawn on the unbalanced side doesn't mean you have to stay there.
Anyways, I think its silly that you're going to dashboard out of matches based on the map.
Even then, good players don't dodge bad maps because they can't win on them. They do it because it's a waste of time and it isn't fun. They go into Team Arena to play the official tournament game-types, not to waste 15 minutes on an Assault game that ends in a tie (it happens a lot) or pitch a tent with Storm Rifle and Beam Rifle in Blue/Dunes on Riptide and wait for the enemy team to try to push up from their trash spawns.
You're just pissy for some reason. My posts are fine.
I didn't say anything about the gametype that was being played.
I'm allowed to have my opinion, kiddo.
Wow. Classy of you to bring mental health into this as a joke. You should have worded your post better than. Why are you so mad about this? Good lord you need to chill.arglactable wrote:At no point did I say or suggest that it did. Do you have some kind of mental problem? Look at the post to which I responded. Read it. Obviously, my point is that if dashboarding to dodge maps was going to result in a ban, all of the professional players would be getting banned. They do it all the time.FatSKINNY MAN wrote:Someone's pro status has nothing to do with whether they will get banned or not. These pros don't get banned because dashboarding isn't bannable, you never started the game so you can't get a DNF.arglactable wrote:I'm sure they'll also be banning the professional players on top 16 teams who do this all the time, while streaming on Twitch, as well?Just Stallion wrote:Apparently the forums is a good place to post this. Have fun with getting banned.You speak with authority on topics about which you obviously have none. You're talking about what "being good" means, as if you know, when that is completely irrelevant to the topic at hand. For example, when I say "game types" I'm referring to the specific map/game type combinations that are played competitively. Maps and game types don't exist in isolation. Some maps are good for one and horrible for another. Still, it doesn't matter if you're playing Slayer or Strongholds on Riptide. It's not a tournament gametype, it isn't particularly good, and competitive players don't want to deal with it.FatSKINNY MAN wrote:arglactable wrote:FatSKINNY MAN wrote:That doesn't change what I said. Being good is still the ability to be good on all maps.iTz Bullz i wrote:Some maps like riptide are one sided. The team that spawns at blue room and dunes has the advantage big time. Good luck trying to get a good team out of that set up as they pick you off with the beam rifle.FatSKINNY MAN wrote:They're not really champs then hahaiTz Bullz i wrote:I've watched streams where champs back out of certain maps all the time.
A real champ should be able to perform well regardless of the map.
Just because you spawn on the unbalanced side doesn't mean you have to stay there.
Anyways, I think its silly that you're going to dashboard out of matches based on the map.
theres noting wrong with dashboarding, you shouldn't be forced to play something that isn't fun in a video game.iTz Bullz i wrote:I've watched streams where champs back out of certain maps all the time.
Says the person that's not a champ lolFatSKINNY MAN wrote:That doesn't change what I said. Being good is still the ability to be good on all maps.iTz Bullz i wrote:Some maps like riptide are one sided. The team that spawns at blue room and dunes has the advantage big time. Good luck trying to get a good team out of that set up as they pick you off with the beam rifle.FatSKINNY MAN wrote:They're not really champs then hahaiTz Bullz i wrote:I've watched streams where champs back out of certain maps all the time.
A real champ should be able to perform well regardless of the map.
Just because you spawn on the unbalanced side doesn't mean you have to stay there.
Anyways, I think its silly that you're going to dashboard out of matches based on the map.
closing down the game in pregame lobbySalahudinDaJst wrote:Can someone explain what dashboarding is?
Torque is basically a big circle with some elevation gradients, stairs, random walls, explosive barrels and pretty lights. This is why it gets hated on so much.Evilbrothers4 wrote:No dude, you saved many a bad evening. Your a hero.iTz Bullz i wrote:thought everyone know about dashboarding lolRickyMartinLIVE wrote:This is the greatest thread on here. Thank you OP as I won't have to play torque ever again if I don't want to.
Also how do people hate Torque?
Honestly it looks more like a rectangle than a circle. Its also one of the bigger arena maps and symmetrical, which is why I like it.OpaqueJaguar286 wrote:Torque is basically a big circle with some elevation gradients, stairs, random walls, explosive barrels and pretty lights. This is why it gets hated on so much.Evilbrothers4 wrote:No dude, you saved many a bad evening. Your a hero.iTz Bullz i wrote:thought everyone know about dashboarding lolRickyMartinLIVE wrote:This is the greatest thread on here. Thank you OP as I won't have to play torque ever again if I don't want to.
Also how do people hate Torque?
Don't you have crops to attend to?Marma Marmaleg wrote:theres noting wrong with dashboarding, you shouldn't be forced to play something that isn't fun in a video game.iTz Bullz i wrote:I've watched streams where champs back out of certain maps all the time.
If you decide to dashboard know that there is no punishment nor is it harmful to your team, if you dashboard before the game starts you will not rank down, you will not get banned, and your spot will be replaced with a new player, the game will not start up without the correct amount of people in the pregame lobby.
