Hang in there mate. Practice, try different build & weapon combos. Maybe your game needs a little tweaking. Also, try playing at different times to get in among different pools of players.
My toons: Loki Thunderstruck, Loki Livewire,Loki Spellbound, Loki Meanstreak
This player may be unable to progress as you would hope, but the pip system suggests that Anet’s intention is to allow average and even poor players to progress slowly.
OP, like MisCee said, your game probably needs adjustment and improvement. Learn the meta, learn how to play all the classes to an extent, at the very least so you have a deeper understanding of how to counter them with the classes you play the best. Improve your rotations. Learn when to make use of secondary map mechanics and when to focus elsewhere. When to engage and when not to. When to disengage and when not to. How to communicate quickly and effectively with random teammates when soloQing. The mechanics of Conquest are rather simple, but making the best choice at any given time is situational and requires quite a lot of experience.
lose a bunch of matches till your put with players whom have much higher MMR than you. When you win that match by a landslide, offer to team with them. Streak your way to diamond baby!
This player may be unable to progress as you would hope, but the pip system suggests that Anet’s intention is to allow average and even poor players to progress slowly.
What? I’m Legendary. My statement refers to the fact that we’re back to the 50/50 matchmaking of season 1 which was stated by ArenaNet themselves here on this forum.
Anyone who says Zerk is the average Joe build is an average Joe.
This player may be unable to progress as you would hope, but the pip system suggests that Anet’s intention is to allow average and even poor players to progress slowly.
What? I’m Legendary. My statement refers to the fact that we’re back to the 50/50 matchmaking of season 1 which was stated by ArenaNet themselves here on this forum.
I interpreted your comment to mean that the intention is to keep players who don’t have a strong win %age in the lower divisions. I guess I misunderstood. I do think you missed the OP’s point, though. Regardless of win rate, getting stuck with alternating wins and losses is frustrating as hell, especially if you’re stuck in the lower divisions where progression should be basically a given.
This player may be unable to progress as you would hope, but the pip system suggests that Anet’s intention is to allow average and even poor players to progress slowly.
What? I’m Legendary. My statement refers to the fact that we’re back to the 50/50 matchmaking of season 1 which was stated by ArenaNet themselves here on this forum.
I interpreted your comment to mean that the intention is to keep players who don’t have a strong win %age in the lower divisions. I guess I misunderstood. I do think you missed the OP’s point, though. Regardless of win rate, getting stuck with alternating wins and losses is frustrating as hell, especially if you’re stuck in the lower divisions where progression should be basically a given.
Y-day i scored beautiful 8 wins vs 1 loss after period of constant win-loss win-loss and so on so here’s advice from experience:
get a good team
All this “git gut” talk isn’t worth jack if your other 4 teammates suck, and if you go solo match making will do it’s darnest to ensure that’s the case in 50% of your games.
If you got a good team, then we can talk skill. With good team you get win streaks. With win streaks not only you progress in pips but get increasingly good opponents. Only then, in a good team, vs good opposition can you truly see if you’re good or you suck. If you’re pulling your weight and aren’t lagging far behind the other 4, then this was never l2p issue to begin with. It’s was horrid match making meant to screw you over with bad teammates.
If you are constantly dying and basically kicked around like a sack of potatos while others on your team are doing good – then it’s a l2p issue.
First get a good team and stick with it, then go from there.
