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and if u look at time of equal combat, no pumped player like to play during those hours. in many minor tournaments, pumped players recently dont even make the top few positions.
this just shows they plahy with less skills and tell me its not p2w? if pumped players so skilled why they losing so badly in tournaments when its equal? |
Cas it's rock, paper, scissors
Every faction has hard counters that you can hardly win
You lose one battle and you lose the tournament.
Simple |
it is not uncommon to see 20 stat disadvantage from average player to someone top of their leve
He had 2 primary points and 1 TG more then you and you got countered. Im starting to think you have problems understanding.
Read VV's text. |
for kchong:
as a pumped player i play during balanced hours and last MT i had 3 gold medals and 2 silver medals. plenty of "pumped" players play regardless of time and/or advantages. i face a TON of pumped players in last mt. And in cg duels on 21 literally everyone i face is cg 10+ so there are no underpumps or average players. |
Defensive built wins vs Yolo builts (UN,Elf, barb)
Yolo builts win vs mage mage builts (Demon/DE/Wiz)
Mage builts win vs defensive builts (tribal/barb/knight) |
for Arcanide:
im not talking about that battle just on average cg battles and the system pairs u with noobs to pump ur elo down |
for kchong:
There's something to be said about that perspective when it's only your own teammate who sucks every single time. Statistically in a 2v2, your chances should be better than the two opponents if you are indeed the good player. Unless you are hoping for a >70% winrate, maybe you are the real noob? |
| Game is P2W, you have no chance, you better quit. |
| I agree with calamity you should quit |
True in this game as in life.
You either save time or money, rarely both.
If you want to spend your money, go do so you can afford to play the game without thinking about the consequences.
If you want to not spend the money, then you have to compromise in what you do, but can challenge the big people.
While I have donated, it was relatively small, and I think at least over 5 years ago(I cannot remember now). As such I essentially consider myself a free to play player.
If everyone was like me, the game would not exist as they would have no money to pay for the servers etc. it is right that there should be some incentive to donate, equally as vv has said correctly, it is not too sizeable on stats, and time can balance it out. I could, should I so desire, afford to get the extra +1 stat for a single faction and so render a p2w player no direct advantage stat wise when using that faction.
I cannot however compete with time to do CG, or be bothered to do ag enough.
That is my choice, not an inherent flaw in game balance.
I am not sure to what extent you really believe what you say, mostly I think you like pot stirring.
As such I have no expectation of changing your perspective, but maybe, just maybe, you may inch closer to more balance on your views. |
For clarity I mean the 250 diamond uci with the +1 stat that is avaible. Yes expensive and takes time, but possible to buy without donation
https://www.lordswm.com/shop_pcharacter.php |
| Welcome to Lords of capitalism and war |
| You had a perfectly good game title and you decided not to use it |
| top 10 rage baiter in lordswm |
It's all about perspective. I'm a free-to-play (F2P) player, and I enjoy the game for what it is. I generally avoid tournaments or other PvP-related content—unless it's an event that offers shop artifacts.
For me, it's about having fun and enjoying a good gaming experience.
There are many games you can enjoy as F2P, but it often comes at a cost. The key is to keep a positive perspective—enjoy the game, and stay competitive when you have a fair shot. For example, you can save up resources to lease or buy the best artifacts right before a day of new hunts begins and go for that shiny gold medal. It’ll cost a lot of resources, but you'll have a decent chance of winning.
In the end, everything is in the eye of the beholder.
Good luck! |
