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- the_number_23:

honestly I have to stop visiting this site its full of noobs... -_- as for vsing a higher player, u should feel good that they want to play you, a lot of the time I'm always chasing up mates who are pr 40 and above for a 1v1 but rarely have the time for me.  even if this 1st lt beats you, who cares?  u learnt his strategy and you will be prepared for the next time you vs a simliar player, and it's not like your going to lose any decent amount of pr from him, plus its a 2v2 so you'll barely lose any!

I really did not like the sound of it dude... let me tell u a secret

ur manhood is not going to get any bigger because u insulted other people ^^

@ topic

We don't need to loose to learn... if u are smart u see recorded games and learn with other people's defeats 

Kestrel~Falcon:

Dude, dont get me started on that CLOWN. He is the King of Noob Bashing.  Experts never heard of him in the expert chat room.

Wtf, who are u insulting?

Is this how ur mom teached u to communicate?

shamefull, really

Did experts hear from u falcon? are a legend?

If not, why u blaming other people for not be famous? 

No No it not you.  The hish rate guy who only plays noobs. His name begins with an "S" if I post his two names here, the forum onitors will lock this up. I assumed everyone had click on the link and saw the top rated noob basher.

Oh my Mother is pushing daisies buddy.

Nickzilla`:

I host 2v2 noob games every day and I cross the line at high master sergeants. The worst I got was a private with a 100% win percentage which I thought was odd, so I check his home cities and he was a captain in treaty!

I boot him out and tell his friend why and he says "yeah, but he's a noob like me at rush".

 

 

i am kinda good at treaty but i suck at sup...

prashady:

Nickzilla`:

I host 2v2 noob games every day and I cross the line at high master sergeants. The worst I got was a private with a 100% win percentage which I thought was odd, so I check his home cities and he was a captain in treaty!

I boot him out and tell his friend why and he says "yeah, but he's a noob like me at rush".

 

 

i am kinda good at treaty but i suck at sup...

You realize you just quoted a guy who's been inactive for two years on a thread that is nearly three years old?

lol gg

EdyPegasus:

look at his name xD

Be silent Qurananimal

Oddball the Angry:

prashady:

Nickzilla`:

I host 2v2 noob games every day and I cross the line at high master sergeants. The worst I got was a private with a 100% win percentage which I thought was odd, so I check his home cities and he was a captain in treaty!

I boot him out and tell his friend why and he says "yeah, but he's a noob like me at rush".

 

 

i am kinda good at treaty but i suck at sup...

You realize you just quoted a guy who's been inactive for two years on a thread that is nearly three years old?

damn...oh well that doesnt change anything...my point remains

Your PR +/-  7 = who you should be playing.

If you're PR25 you 'should' be playing anyone between PR18-32. Anything lower and you're noob bashing. This is based off the fact that Quicksearch's default is +/- 7 PR levels.

Although it could be argued that you're noob bashing if you only play people of your own rank or lower, even if you never play anyone lower than 7 PR's below your rank. (I would argue that.)

A 'noob' is anything up to Sergeant I think. Master Sergeants and above may or may not be very good at the game but they at least have the basic concepts down and generally understand how to play the game.

Kind of ticks me off when I go into a 2v2 game or something, and I'm a 2nd Lt, my partner is a Ms Sergeant.. A sergeant and a 1st Lt join and the 1st Lt complains because his partner is too low.

In 2v2/3v3 games there's an easy way to tell if the teams are fair.

Let's use an example:

Team 1:

PR 18

PR 25

PR 15 

Team 2:

PR 20

PR 19

PR 21

Add them all together: 18+15+25= 58 vs 20+19+21 = 60.

That's within 2 PR levels. Technically teams are fairly balanced. Hypothetically the PR 25 should be able to make up for his crappy teammates. At least, on paper, if not in practice.