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wrestler1ump wrote:I used to be a Lieutenant with the old scoring system. After I got stuck playing too many singles speed games at one time, my ranking went down to cook and I haven't been able to bring it up ever since. I got my ranking above 1800 by playing a lot of casual terminator games, but that takes way too long to join so many games and play them all. Any other advice for how I can win multiplayer speed games on either flat rate or escalating cards?
detlef wrote:Take Oceania, I hear it pays more than it should.
wrestler1ump wrote:I used to be a Lieutenant with the old scoring system. After I got stuck playing too many singles speed games at one time, my ranking went down to cook and I haven't been able to bring it up ever since. I got my ranking above 1800 by playing a lot of casual terminator games, but that takes way too long to join so many games and play them all. Any other advice for how I can win multiplayer speed games on either flat rate or escalating cards?
wrestler1ump wrote:I used to be a Lieutenant with the old scoring system. After I got stuck playing too many singles speed games at one time, my ranking went down to cook and I haven't been able to bring it up ever since. I got my ranking above 1800 by playing a lot of casual terminator games, but that takes way too long to join so many games and play them all. Any other advice for how I can win multiplayer speed games on either flat rate or escalating cards?
I'm rather certain that anyone can advance above 1000 by simply paying attention and avoiding fringe formats that are rife with the specialists you speak of. Treading water at 1000 simply means that you win as often as you're "supposed to" vs players of a rank no higher than you. That is the definition of "mediocre". Those who fail to even win that often while playing "normal formats" ie: multi player, standard maps, no fog are not mediocre, they're poor. They fail to grasp the most basic strategies and are prone to silly mistakes born from not paying attention. They go on needless attacks "because they're bored". They leave themselves open for elimination by opening up large and previously buried armies of the stronger players. They attack other weaker players while one player grows uncomfortably strong. Those sorts of things. These are not the things that separate good players from mediocre ones. These are basic things that you simply have to understand or you will consistently lose.kalishnikov wrote:wrestler1ump wrote:I used to be a Lieutenant with the old scoring system. After I got stuck playing too many singles speed games at one time, my ranking went down to cook and I haven't been able to bring it up ever since. I got my ranking above 1800 by playing a lot of casual terminator games, but that takes way too long to join so many games and play them all. Any other advice for how I can win multiplayer speed games on either flat rate or escalating cards?
Ah, I hate to say it like this but consider learning how to play...![]()
Consider freestyle casual games, they are slower then speed games but faster then causal sequential.
The only reason your ass ever made it as high as you were was because Prowly drug you there by playing dubs with him, don't fool yourself into thinking you're a great player because you're not (neither am I, I'm not saying I'm better). People like us, mediocre players, have to find our niche and play the shit out of it (my niche is No cards, chained, sequential) or be one of them trips whores that play nothing but 50 triples games at a time. Find something you are good at and play it, is all I'm saying.
I'd refer you to this thing we used to have called the Mentor Program but some inactive asshole hasn't updated it in awhile because he's been busy...
mightyleemoon wrote:Find other people who can't win and play them.
Someone's luck will have to change...
wrestler1ump wrote:Thank you to all of you who offered advice on how I can get my ranking up. I especially appreciate AAfitz and poomaker helping me in games. detlef was correct in mentioning that Oceana pays more than it should- I always try for Oceana first when on classic, but for some reason I keep on losing even when I capture it!
One thing. I did not get up to 1800 points because Prowler carried me along. We only played 4 or 5 doubles games together, and I don't think we won all of them. I'm not even that good at doubles anyways. It was the 8 player terminator games that did it for me. I'm going to be playing some more of those, but it's frustrating because eventually I simply cannot win a lot of points playing them.
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