kingsparda97
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@Pulsar said:
You're right. I don't need MMR to know that I'm good.
Also, what kind of argument are you even aiming for? High-level play, by the very nature of the game, DOES exist
My whole point is when people are talking about bad they killer games are or balance of the game or if u simply just disagree with them then they bring up mmr stating your killer mmr could be low because you don't run into seal team 6 every game like they claim they do.
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@GeneralV said:
I believe Legacy should be available for everyone to earn, instead of giving it for free.
Perhaps after you reached P3, you would get the option to Prestige again, but for Legacy cosmetics instead of the regular bloody prestige ones that you've already collected.
However, that also meant that your Bloodweb would be the same from 2016, and your Bloodpoint gains would be reduced. Earning Legacy just like the OG players did sounds fair in my book.
And no, this suggestion isn't mine. I actually heard it from a Legacy owner who lost it because of the devastating "loss of progress" glitch that happened back in the day.
I like this idea I'd also like to suggest removing the cap off BPs to help since it's a different version of legacy.
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@LaFlamme said:
As a survivor it's a lottery, one game i'm against a top tier killer, next game they barely know how to swing.
As a killer it has been hell. Every game I get put against survivors who know how to play. I don't mind it so much on my mains but a month ago I bought ghostface and my first matchup was against 3 streamers all of which were very good.
I'm not sure how the new MMR system works but from that experience I'm guessing it doesn't take into account if you are new to a killer?
I've had a 50/50 experience on killer where if I play GF I will get survivors that have DH and know how to loop and if I switch to clown I'll get babies that don't know what's going on. But my MMR experience has been wayyy worse on survivor.