Guild Wars 2

I think it’d be a wonderful idea if you made it so ranked matches didn’t count in the daily class wins. Seems like when dailies reset the solo que is god awful for almost 2-3 hours. None of the players seem to spam unranked for the win they just go into ranked and I get into 500 – 100 point games.

I’ve never seen more off point fighting, people running into 3v1’s and, and lack of killing enemy team mates than I have in the last game I just played.

I notice this every day that I log on.

What are peoples opinions on this?

Obviously fact. The thing is, will people know they’re not getting their dailies completed in Ranked?
Still, all the more reason why we need restrictions of some type for rank que

Hell no.

Don’t punish all players who play Ranked arena just because you want to solo queue. You’re the one at fault, and you’re the one who should be punished for not being on a team.

ketchup.2783:

What about giving people a reward for solely playing in the unranked queue? Like each person on their team voting for the best player and giving them a commendation for it? And more commendations, the more rewards they get. Then people would be more likely to try their best in unranked, besides the fact it might make a less toxic atmosphere and may have a better long term effect.

Playing Devils Advocate here:
4+1 v 3+1+1

4+1 wins
the team of 4 vote for someone on their premade party as mvp because they know them. That +1 person really does not have a chance, even if they do a better job then the other 4 people.

ketchup.2783:

eh, too true, but why would a team want to really play unranked? There is nothing to show for on the leaderboard, and you don’t really have team against team matches, (I assume), that truely competitive teams want to play against, or even solo competitive players, for that matter.

For the most part, newly made teams would prefer to start off in unranked to learn each others play style and try to mesh as a unit before jumping into ranked games.

Sort of like in College Football (US/CAN) the good universities tend to play the smaller or unskilled universities in the first couple of weeks to see how well they mesh as a unit and to boost their morale.