Am I right? Take your skills and shove it up your Mariana Trench - us Versus casuals and PVE players need a chance when we play PVP too you know! #justiceforbadplayers
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Bad PVE players can train in Quickmatch Playlist. No need for them to rage quit when they join Ranked matches lol.
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My series x is a dominatrix
This is impossible. They killed me which means they have some sort of advantage. Theres no way someone else can kill me by just being better than me.
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Does this mean I can delete anyone who dares to be better at Escape than me or uses any class that is better than the one I selected for a match?
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Yeah, Good Players should be Nerfed in Drop 2 
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Players who better than me should get Nerfed.
I only know how to play The Surge - Insane
ahh…and One more…I Build MG Sentries in Wave 1 
Good Players just Melee Me when I build the Sentries 
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There should be an option for the good players to play against each other.
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I know that TC removed the “good players off” filter, but you can still turn it back on in the console’s settings
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Smh Pepper always trying to one-up me
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What a minx!
I don’t even need to try.
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If you put a headband and have an energy drink next to you while you play, you’ll be good too
don’t forget to have a towel to wipe off the sweat also
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Don’t forgot about having both elbows up on the table
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I have a desk, you heathen
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Oh no. Hes upgraded to a desk AND mouse and keyboard? We’ve officially lost him fellas.
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You cant forget about having a gaming chair.
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I succumb to peer-pressure easily.
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I would think that slaughtering noobs must get boring even for the most psychotic. What is needed is a more challenging task for those that have achieved maximum gibberish (sic).
Something that was interesting in Gears Pop (RIP) is the notion of a clan. This is a unit (poorly named I admit) of up to fifty players formed and led by players of superior skill (normally). The unit encouraged active participation, expelled the crazies and generally promoted team play. There was a chat feature local to the unit such that it enabled a bit of training which in turn enabled the unit as a whole to rise in standings. Far from perfect but the concept of group leadership and common cause definitely encouraged play.
Yes ranking and matching were still a problem on Pop. However, if you’re looking for a new challenge, try leadership. If anything it might give you an appreciation for what those roles are really like.