war4peace, on 09 July 2012 - 06:53 PM, said:
I am not sure what do you mean by "making the game predictable". Playing with and against similarly skilled players is anything BUT predictable. That's why some players are good: they're unpredictable.
The result of playing against evenly matched opponents constantly would inevitably be an across the board winrate of around 50% for everyone (or at least an even winrate).
And yes, matches would be predictable. Sure you'd get a few matches where things were changed up. Good players would remember those tactics, and they would become less common in future.
war4peace, on 09 July 2012 - 06:53 PM, said:
The "e-peen insecurity" allusion was mean and uncalled for. All I care is to play competitive randoms where I could rage at anything BUT players. I'm talking matches where I congratulate enemies for their hard earned win instead of yelling at the knuckle dragging slobbers whom I had the misfortune of being matched with.
Indeed. Uncalled for. The knuckle dragging slobbers such as myself must really not speak in such terms. Us mouth breathers, intellectually inferior noobs who have the temerity to play this game and lose one match in twenty more than other people really need to.. what was it again... ohh yes.. "uninstall".
The rampant elitism and the frankly misanthropic idea that being good at the game gives that person greater rights to play it is whats
really uncalled for.
war4peace, on 09 July 2012 - 06:53 PM, said:
There's the odd match every now and then where I only see green/purple players (usually high tier matches, with mostly T10-T9 tanks) and those are the "awesomest" matches; yes, I sometimes am the least skilled of the herd, but guess what: once I die, I stay and watch all others play, because they play well and I can learn stuff.
If this idea were implimented you wouldn't be able to do that anymore. Your player slot on that match would be taken by someone on their level.
war4peace, on 09 July 2012 - 06:53 PM, said:
Lastly: when customers ask for something, dismissing their requests in such a way is casting an ugly shadow.
When it's a handful of people making an impossible demand, which would result in an across the board degradation of the game even if it was implimented, then it is pointless to address it. The rebuttals and arguments against any of these ideas have been spelled out at length. There is no feasable way to do it, and the desire of the population to have it as a whole is not there (a few people here notwithstanding).