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[Razerath]

Most times I get into a match with a high CP or N7 player ( usually excluding BSNrs ) I outshine them. Notably with a decent kit, like the GI Claymore.

99% of them leave as fast as possible after the game, sometimes during.

Is this a "high CP/N7 matters" butthurt or is it just unbearable to play with me for reasons unknown?

I'm a good team player, always do objectives and revive etc but after sooo long I am beginning to wonder. Just thinking out loud as they say...

[TheBunz]

I play with many players with much higher n7 cp and out score them by 200% usually. They don't quit.

 

You probably just have really bad host with 24kb dial up.

[Razerath]

No, I have a very good connection. Your experiences are not mine.

[Swan Killer]

So did a guy from New Zealand who hosted a game the other night, but I still lagged so bad, I was getting dropped every 10 seconds, and my warp would just fly right through the enemy. Plus we played on Goddess, where the frame rate is already ****** terribad.

[Ghost Of N7_SP3CTR3]

e-peen thread.

[JRandall0308]

N7 and CP measure longevity and one's tolerance for grind, not skill.

 

Skill can only be measured by observing gameplay.

[J. Peterman]

eDong thread.

 

Lol @ "outshining" while using a Claymore GI.

[Razerath]

Minnesota here, with high end Xfinity directly plugged into the modem and only the Xbox is using it.

You both could be right but probably not. I think it's that they are embarrassed. I truly think those scores mean something to most people, especially if you are the one who has high CP/N7.

[smeckie]

I'm the 5,672nd ranked player on Xbox and I don't have time for this nonsense, besides I have date with BiowareMod01 because he was impressed with my N7 rank.

[Razerath]

Epeen? Lol @ GI Claymore? Think you can do better?

[Jeremiah12LGeek]

I don't think I even know (or care) what "high CP and N7" mean, anymore.

 

The only thing I know is that beyond a certain point, they mean very little about how a player plays.

[cato potato]

Most times I get into a match with a high CP or N7 player ( usually excluding BSNrs ) I outshine them. Notably with a decent kit, like the GI Claymore.

99% of them leave as fast as possible after the game, sometimes during.

Is this a "high CP/N7 matters" butthurt or is it just unbearable to play with me for reasons unknown?

I'm a good team player, always do objectives and revive etc but after sooo long I am beginning to wonder. Just thinking out loud as they say...

 

Quite the understatement there, OP.

[Razerath]

I agree Geek but what is with the one match wonders? All the lower CP/N7s stick around, exchange GG mesages etc...

[Razerath]

Cato, not when its "against" another good kit. Which it usually is.

I don't mean to say I outscore FQEs all the time with the TGI or anything like that.

[TheNightSlasher]

You think you're a good team player, they may think otherwise.
May be they weren't having fun.
May be they had more imp stuff to do, and had time for only one game.
May be you preset to a faction or map they don't like.

N7 and CP are pretty meaningless, for the most part.

I can think of several reasons.

If you're having fun, it shouldn't matter.

[cato potato]

Cato, not when its "against" another good kit. Which it usually is.

I don't mean to say I outscore FQEs all the time with the TGI or anything like that.

 

It's a fantastic kit, what the other players are using doesn't change that.

[Razerath]

Thank you Slasher, some of that makes a little sense.

[Razerath]

Never said it wasn't Cato. It's also not the best, rather grouped in with the best of kits. Also it's an example even though it's my favorite.

[J. Peterman]

Epeen? Lol @ GI Claymore? Think you can do better?

 

I actually can as a matter of fact....

 

To answer your question honestly, I played with you once with your "GI Claymore", and you came off as....how can I put it politely, "a bit of a score-******". Didn't really do you much good though.

 

That's probably the reason everyone leaves after playing with you once.

[cato potato]

Minnesota here, with high end Xfinity directly plugged into the modem and only the Xbox is using it.

You both could be right but probably not. I think it's that they are embarrassed. I truly think those scores mean something to most people, especially if you are the one who has high CP/N7.

 

No matter how good your connection is, if someone joins your game from Australia they might not have a lot of fun.

[RustyBuckets02]

If it was easy to check up on challenges I suspect many more people would stay in a lobby for more than one game. It might also be because they didn't have time for more games, the connection was bad or they want to spam recruit packs if they're still building up their N7, or any number of other reasons.

Chances are it has nothing to do with you. Hope that doesn't deflate your epeen.

[Razerath]

Played once, cemented opinion. Glad it was once.

How can you even be a score-*****? Did I take your kills?

And no, you cant Jackie. Probably not even now.

[J. Peterman]

Played once, cemented opinion. Glad it was once.

 

Play like a jackass once and I'd fully expect you to do the same the next time. Most people would react the same way. 

 

How can you even be a score-*****? Did I take your kills?

 

Looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool. As if you could.

 

And no, you cant Jackie. Probably not even now.

 

No I can't what exactly?

[Ghost Of N7_SP3CTR3]

324 TGI wins now.

[GruntKitterhand]

Rank counts for very little in terms of skill, or indeed the multitude of reasons why players come and go from lobbies.

 

That said, people usually react to it in one of two ways - either recognise that they have someone with experience in their team and follow that player's lead, or see it as a challenge and try to outscore the Big Dawg.  I don't mind the latter except during objective waves, and have been known to just quit as a result of it.  

 

As I've said many times, I don't care about score, especially in a game where good play may on occasions be defined as not killing anything for 4 out of 11 waves.