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Originally Posted by Vardisk  I mean for fucks sake, when I pvp on my paladin alt in 3s brackets we were in the 1800 rated bracket for the first half of the season. But for the past 2 months, 80% of the teams we play against are 2200+ rated teams that rerolled and can easily own us, so we lose 8 out of 10 games and drop own into the 1700s bracket, where we easily dominate the normal teams we fight, but still come up against 80% point sellers, lose all those games and drop down into the 1600 bracket. For whatever reason we get much luckier in coming up against normal teams in that bracket and just completely annihilate all of them, but wtf are we supposed to do when 80% of our fucking games are 2200+ rated games that we have zero chance against and just lose game after game to week after week? |
Don't worry dude, after bringing up this very point on the EJ boards, the hardcore fucking leet PvPers over there assured me that it never happens. Those 2200 teams you meet are fucking mirages. You're losing because you suck. Maybe you should stop keyboard turning and mouse clicking, you fucking scrub. What the fuck is wrong with you anyway? No one at 2200 ever plays at a lower bracket, for any reason, because these people are WAY too busy swinging their dick around for there to be any time to curbstomp you.
After further questioning, they informed me that the vast majority of them only reach their precious epeen rating by questionable means -- win trading, playing at odd hours, etc. Can only play arena when the sun is up? Well shit, son, you're just not 2200 material. The real PvPers only come out at night and play against their buddies.
In short, if you think your fucking rating means you're awesome, you're a fucking cockholster. If you're constantly calling people fucking scrubs because you're so much better than they are, there's a pretty fucking good chance you didn't earn the right to anyway. Rating doesn't mean SHIT and anyone with half a brain can realize that. If your rating system is flawed and exploitable, then your rating doesn't mean anything.