Doesn't change anything, I'm mostly the second best and sometimes first, and my KD is -0.3 which isn't even bad, 222 kills and 272 deaths.LUKEPOWA wrote:I decided to look at your last ten Slayer games and your claim that you're always on top and have the worst teammates is not accurate at all. You were only the best player on your team 3 times with one tie for first and you had the most deaths or second most deaths for 6 games with one tie. Not trying to flame, but just disputing your claim.
Out of those 10 games, only 3 had a kill difference of more than 15 kills, one had 13 kills and the rest were below 10 kills. That tells me the game is doing a decent job with matching closely skilled games.
It does change things. If you're getting the most or second most deaths in the majority of your games like I previously mentioned, then you're actually hurting your team when you don't go positive and you aren't the best player like you claim. I'm not saying you don't get worse teammates, but you aren't exactly the best all the time either.TheJoJoestar wrote:Doesn't change anything, I'm mostly the second best and sometimes first, and my KD is -0.3 which isn't even bad, 222 kills and 272 deaths.
The truth is that there are seriously bad players in halo 5 and i get teamed up with them.
That is pretty bad though... You have contributed 50 more kills to the enemy team than you have to your own team overall. You really have no ground to complain.TheJoJoestar wrote:Doesn't change anything, I'm mostly the second best and sometimes first, and my KD is -0.3 which isn't even bad, 222 kills and 272 deaths.The truth is that there are seriously bad players in halo 5 and i get teamed up with them.LUKEPOWA wrote:I decided to look at your last ten Slayer games and your claim that you're always on top and have the worst teammates is not accurate at all. You were only the best player on your team 3 times with one tie for first and you had the most deaths or second most deaths for 6 games with one tie. Not trying to flame, but just disputing your claim.
Out of those 10 games, only 3 had a kill difference of more than 15 kills, one had 13 kills and the rest were below 10 kills. That tells me the game is doing a decent job with matching closely skilled games.
Game history says otherwise. You's be lyin' to us?TheJoJoestar wrote:Why do i always get the worst players in my team? I'm always on the top and actually doing something but my teammates aren't, It's so pathetic.
Where are the players like you...NightClerk wrote:
this isn't in halo 5, but in reach, i once dropped 63 kills, and probably about 20 deaths in BTB and my team still lostTheJoJoestar wrote:Why do i always get the worst players in my team? I'm always on the top and actually doing something but my teammates aren't, It's so pathetic.
Thanks! Interestingly enough, I find that games where I start out cold (0-5, 1-7, etc.) then switch to more of a support role, I sometimes end up finishing with quite a few kills and only a few additional deaths. Sometimes the saying, "slow is smooth, smooth is fast" really is true.Sami theFerrous wrote:Where are the players like you...NightClerk wrote:
I can certainly understand that not everyone can do well in every game or if you are put into an unfair scenario in which the opponents are way better. But then come the people who still insist on rushing to die and grabbing weapons and power ups just to waste them. How hard is it to play more passively and at least stop dying or better yet support the good players in your team.
It's nice to see other people with some common sense here.
