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That comment was obviously very condescending. What do you mean? How am i supposed act after being trashed here and unfairly temp banned? Not his first time trying to make me look stupid or act like a dick to me If your a gc you can basically say what you want to anyone here. No matter how snarky the comment. If your an average joe tread lightly though. Youll be banned if you breath wrongLast edited by 1212headkick; 07-11-2019, 06:14 PM.Comment
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Re: Let us see who our opponent is picking
That comment was obviously very condescending. What do you mean? How am i supposed act after being trashed here and unfairly temp banned? Not his first time trying to make me look stupid or act like a dick to me If your a gc you can basically say what you want to anyone here. No matter how snarky the comment. If your an average joe tread lightly though. Youll be banned if you breath wrong
I dont know how its "obvious" it was condescending given that you cant interpret tone through that comment. If you read the words alone, its a valid question. Now if you assume because of past history that any question that comes from him will be condescending, thats your right.
Ever since your return from the temp ban, youve been on best behavior. It would suck to see you fall back into the behavior that got you banned in the first place. Just my two cents.Comment
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I'll be honest. I dont see that comment as condescending at all. In fact, its a question that I had too. I dont play nor watch fighting game tournaments so its a question I had. Martial doesnt give a **** about any non boxing or MMA fighting game so its likely he didnt know either.
I dont know how its "obvious" it was condescending given that you cant interpret tone through that comment. If you read the words alone, its a valid question. Now if you assume because of past history that any question that comes from him will be condescending, thats your right.
Ever since your return from the temp ban, youve been on best behavior. It would suck to see you fall back into the behavior that got you banned in the first place. Just my two cents.Comment
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I genuinely care about this game. I dont care for those though who make it a point to to an ******* to me. If you go to the neutral stance discussion he approached me the same way. If youve built a rapport with me of constantly being a dick I will address you with the same energy you address me with. It should be expected and it should be common sense.
For example, I dont like you. I'm pretty sure you feel the same way about me. With that said if you asked me a question about the game, I'm not going to automatically assume you are being a "dick" unless the actual words you use are insulting or dickish.
If he said "How can you ****ing hide your pick in a real life gaming tournament where both players are playing next to each other? How does that work, genius?".....I would 100% agree with you. But there was nothing about that post alone that would make you think he was being condescending at all.
You are just basing it off of past posts which in my opinion is a bad way to carry on a discussion about the game. Its also likely to get you in circumstances where you get banned again and I know you dont want that. Anyway, just my take.Comment
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Oh? I didn't know that was a thing. ThanksComment
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Re: Let us see who our opponent is picking
This can either result in one of two things:
1. Players are able to see their opponents pick, and counter-pick accordingly. So if my opponent is picking a lower tier fighter, I can elect to do the same. Conversely, I can pick a higher rated fighter if I see my opponent is also doing so.
This would be a wonderful benefit of being able to see who our opponent is picking.
2. Players see who their opponent is picking, and decide to back out of the match. Which would give rise to cherry-picking, and effectively ruin online play.
For example, if I’m looking to pad my record with Khabib, I could back out every time someone picks Ferguson (which would also eliminate threats of playing someone like dmart, who exclusively uses Ferg at LW). Then I could just ready up when I get a favorable matchup.
There are also certain players who always pick the same fighters (Oleinik, Chiesa, RDA, Adasenya, etc) and you could simply back out every time you see someone pick those fighters.
Then there’s other issues, like players who’d just outright refuse to fight Jones or DC. Or, they just go straight to Jones every time, and if their opponent picks DC or Gus, they just back out immediately because they only want to play if they have an advantage. Sounds very lame. but there’s lots of people who do that kind of stuff.
For this reason, matchmaking must ALWAYS remain 100% discreet and anonymous until the monent the fight starts.Xbox GT: the relaxed guyComment
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Re: Let us see who our opponent is picking
This can either result in one of two things:
1. Players are able to see their opponents pick, and counter-pick accordingly. So if my opponent is picking a lower tier fighter, I can elect to do the same. Conversely, I can pick a higher rated fighter if I see my opponent is also doing so.
This would be a wonderful benefit of being able to see who our opponent is picking.
2. Players see who their opponent is picking, and decide to back out of the match. Which would give rise to cherry-picking, and effectively ruin online play.
For example, if I’m looking to pad my record with Khabib, I could back out every time someone picks Ferguson (which would also eliminate threats of playing someone like dmart, who exclusively uses Ferg at LW). Then I could just ready up when I get a favorable matchup.
There are also certain players who always pick the same fighters (Oleinik, Chiesa, RDA, Adasenya, etc) and you could simply back out every time you see someone pick those fighters.
Then there’s other issues, like players who’d just outright refuse to fight Jones or DC. Or, they just go straight to Jones every time, and if their opponent picks DC or Gus, they just back out immediately because they only want to play if they have an advantage. Sounds very lame. but there’s lots of people who do that kind of stuff.
For this reason, matchmaking must ALWAYS remain 100% discreet and anonymous until the monent the fight starts.Last edited by Evil97; 07-13-2019, 05:09 PM.Comment
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Oh **** that’s actually a great idea. Wow. That should be the way matchmaking is without question.
Let us see who our opponent is picking, give a loss for backing out (aside from red bar connection). Beautiful. I don’t see any downsides.Xbox GT: the relaxed guyComment
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There’s a good way to handle this. Have players pick their fighters before matchmaking, then matchmake them against someone who picked a fighter within X OVR points. There, the whole roster is now open for online, and no more mirror matches.Teams: Minnesota Vikings, Cincinnati Reds, Marshall Thundering Herd, Virginia Tech Hokies (2010 alum)Comment
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Re: Let us see who our opponent is picking
That splits the player base more and allows ducking (by always picking fighters from a different tier than the one picked by the player you wanna duck).Comment
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They already duck via nat type glitch. All in all this a horrible idea esports wiseComment
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