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I don't think that's true at all. I mainly play Rocket League, and while you do have bad games, I'd say at least 80% of them are fun. It does benefit from: 1.
by IshKebab 4mo ago
I don't think that's true at all. I mainly play Rocket League, and while you do have bad games, I'd say at least 80% of them are fun.
It does benefit from:
1. Limited coms (nobody seems to use voice chat, perhaps partly because it was completely broken for years), and while you can type, it's too fast paced to write much so mostly people just use quick chats sarcastically (What a save!)
2. Games are really short (about 7 minutes). You're not losing hours of your life if you get stuck with an arsehole.
3. People play a lot of games because they're so short, so the matchmaking is very accurate usually.
- thunfischtoast 4mo agoMatchmaking is a real problem in most games because of smurfing.
- IshKebab 4mo agoYou occasionally get smurfs in Rocket League but it's like 1 in 10 games so not a big issue IMO.
- sitzkrieg 4mo agothis is completely ignoring the botting issue that was so bad lately it pushed pros out of ssl and severely messed up MMR. this season is the first one that is remotely playable in a while
- IshKebab 4mo agoOh yeah to be fair I stopped playing for that whole period (not because of it).
- samplatt 4mo agoThat varies VASTLY depending on what skill you're at. At D3 where I am, I'd say maybe 2 out of 3 games have at least one person showing banners or skins that are exclusive to Grand Champ tournament winners.
- energy123 4mo agoBAR has very sophisticated anti-smurfing, so many bans to out to people who thought they could trick the system.
- giov4 4mo ago[dead]
- goodmythical 4mo agoTrackmania (in all of it's online incarnations) seems to have mostly avoided toxicity. But I think that's because you can't really impact other players. Everyone's racing their own lines, just sharing a chat room while doing so.