RIP community servers

I took one letter and one number and stuck the Spanish translation together.

I really think they need to allow graphics changes in the mode, even if they want to require everyone to use stock HUD

can't really speak about playing in a party, but playing solo with randoms isn't too fun given that the players tend to run constant offclasses and stand right next to each other constantly besides the usual trash talk comp MM entails nowadays.

the times were way better, and I didn't get sent to madrid servers at all, just USE, so if the matchmaker gets better at not matching stacks vs solos and you have a group of people to stack with I could see it being really fun

you can still take advantage of the driver's optimization of the new assassin's creed game

just kidding, there's nothing that can optimize that hot steamy ubisoft turd

good artists copy, great artists steal

people who had the teleport glitch, anything in particular you did you cause it you can think of? I'm trying to recreate it, but I can't seem to get it consistently

mod so npcs can't take your power armor for a joyride when?

put your trip back on so I can filter you
jesus christ

both of those were sequels and people could play the previous game at any time during their development. You can't even compare that to a game like this, were it's one of the first of it's kind. There's no way to get good at it without playing. Look at hearthstone, it's f2p, but the fact is barely any of the current pros or streamers are people who did not get in on early beta. Modern Blizzard games form a status quo fast, as opposed to a cs port or a dota port.

wouldn't be so bad if it actually felt like it was random, or if there wasn't already a pro scene developing 8 months before other people can even touch the game.

It is, and it makes me pretty mad, because aside from 1 email I tried sending at the beginning, I've waited patiently.
It worked though, the salt threads on reddit have dried up, along with the battle.net account spamming sticking to one thread. So, I guess as shitty as it is, it worked and got the loudest whiners to shut up.

So, apparently Blizzard apologized to reddit by flagging people who spammed their battle.net tags in threads.

anyone get in on that wave, or were people around here too well-behaved for that?

This is another worry about the beta I've honestly had. It'd be very hard to figure out who will stay, test, give feedback, and who just wants the new hot blizzard game for free. Kind of seems like the people like this would be a complete waste of a spot, but it could just be my frustration about support never mailing me back talking.

I don't know how I feel about a comp scene before the game even comes out. Seems like it would make it almost impossible to break into if you weren't in the initial wave to network and practice

oh yeah, "Here, have this really fun toy. You like it right? ok, now give it back and go back to wishing you had it."