You've eaten all the other mice.
Ask Dafttree to play CQC with you
Ask Dafttree to play CQC with you
You can find him in our discord channel (link in sig)
Also, he made lots of mistakes in this particular match, which I used against him, hence the title (I thought it was appriopriate as per definition - try to defeat someone by tricking that person into making a mistake so that you have an advantage over them).
you against a wing, things could start to look the fun way...
Loosing mainly just slows progress to glacial speed.1vs1 is general isn't as exciting as full lobby.. One or two matches of 1vs1 and I usually say "ggs" and I'm done. For people I don't like very much I can stay longer, but they never do
You progress quicker as you get better. When I was a new player I wasn't winning any matches for quite some time. Most of the players I had to face were already CQC Elite. But by playing against them I was making a fast progress in terms of skill. Facing any other random players later have become just so easy. After about month in my XP started growing exponentially. Foes that used to farm me easily started to avoid me.
Interestingly (this game aside) the score doesn't always reflect how close the overall match was. All it takes is the better player to just edge each encounter and a closely contested game can look like a whitewash scorewise. I was hoping he would share the other one where I got him a couple of times (rock assisted)
Interestingly (this game aside) the score doesn't always reflect how close the overall match was. All it takes is the better player to just edge each encounter and a closely contested game can look like a whitewash scorewise. I was hoping he would share the other one where I got him a couple of times (rock assisted)
I see where you are coming from. I can only share my personal early CQC experience which really wasn't anywhere near as bad as I often hear CQC being described. I believe I came across weaker players just as often (if not more) than veterans. Granted, the times you play may affect who is online and the tougher players are really tough (especially at first). But it was suprising to me at least how quickly I felt I was a little better than many of the other players I was facing.
Its another 85 points to the next level each game and the eventual goal of rank 50, with the system permit that goes with it.Many thanks for your advices.There is a group of players (squadron actually) that will invite you for "friendly matches" and try to convince you it it good for you to avoid better players. But they will be actually better than you and it will be nothing more than private farms of noobs like you for them. It's they who are trying to avoid better players
Just so you know, because they will likely approach you in private message (they check this forum).
Just look for some random player met accidentally in cqc arena, who is at your rank and skill level and try to communicate with him in game for future games together.
If you want to talk about CQC and have questions about how to play or to learn the game mechanics you can join WRYR discord and have a chatter. We are the most active squadron in the game with the most knowledgeable cqc players.
We don't organise private farms, all our matches are open to all - mind, we play CQC regularly and you may find it very tough to play with us at early stages.
