If the worst thing in a player's day is someone makes them feel bad in the chat then they must be having a pretty good day outside of the game. I do think on paper the system should work. They should be banned surely. Not to mention all the cool Community Maps. However, even with all of those changes, there is one feature that could truly bring all of these improvements together. Stuff like weapon stickers or badges I'm almost positive we'll be seeing arm or vest badges at some point that shows the player has put matchmaking cs go work. In practice, it may fail until things are calibrated or things we don't know are realized. It is time to step up on this disgusting issue Valve. Or add this to Overwatch in some ggo. Tenho 1000 horas e nunca levei ban nem de 24 hs. The key here is that they are official supported by Valve, and are easy to hop into. This could be the first, and much needed, step. Competitive Matchmaking is maatchmaking to simulate this idea. They are 'easier' for new players to matchmaking cs go into. Going that extra step to offer suggestions or refine proposed solutions is what is needed of you. This doesn't mean those Silver Elites are matchmakiing good as their new rank, or that their individual skill reflects those of that same rank who achieved that rank by playing on their own. Is why there should be a Solo and a Team Que. The way either works is to build up the loss if you abuse. What would you change?.
Whilst I agree with everything, 1 might be abusable. Yet, maybe we don't need to make cheating impossible, but reduce its worth, and indirectly discourage cheating from a social standpoint. I haven't checked your thread on the forums but from what I imagine, it'll matchmmaking a bunch of morons digressing on one little nitpick detail.
That is just being an asshole. Add another layer of indirect methods that devalue the benefits of cheating, and we may see the impact of cheating lessen.
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If the worst thing in a player's day is someone makes them feel bad in the chat then they must be having a pretty good day outside of the game. I do think on paper the system should work. They should be banned surely. Not to mention all the cool Community Maps. However, even with all of those changes, there is one feature that could truly bring all of these improvements together. Stuff like weapon stickers or badges I'm almost positive we'll be seeing arm or vest badges at some point that shows the player has put matchmaking cs go work. In practice, it may fail until things are calibrated or things we don't know are realized. It is time to step up on this disgusting issue Valve. Or add this to Overwatch in some ggo. Tenho 1000 horas e nunca levei ban nem de 24 hs. The key here is that they are official supported by Valve, and are easy to hop into. This could be the first, and much needed, step. Competitive Matchmaking is maatchmaking to simulate this idea. They are 'easier' for new players to matchmaking cs go into. Going that extra step to offer suggestions or refine proposed solutions is what is needed of you. This doesn't mean those Silver Elites are matchmakiing good as their new rank, or that their individual skill reflects those of that same rank who achieved that rank by playing on their own. Is why there should be a Solo and a Team Que. The way either works is to build up the loss if you abuse. What would you change?. Whilst I agree with everything, 1 might be abusable. Yet, maybe we don't need to make cheating impossible, but reduce its worth, and indirectly discourage cheating from a social standpoint. I haven't checked your thread on the forums but from what I imagine, it'll matchmmaking a bunch of morons digressing on one little nitpick detail. That is just being an asshole. Add another layer of indirect methods that devalue the benefits of cheating, and we may see the impact of cheating lessen.