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Same here i do it for the Seasonals and for some rewards that i can get only for e.g. switch 5 times my car in one match.
Eliminator is so bad Balanced that i cant find any words for it.
One time i start and 5 sec later i have a level 7 car that is not a crap asphalt car and i can kill all in sight.
Another time its the opposite i get killed bevore i even can found any other vehicle from a level 4-7 car.
But the Best is that it can happen that you get a downgrade car and you cant do anything about it.
Beating a Player Results in 2 Options:
1) I can choose the weaker car from that Player that i killed (Bad)
or
2) I MUST choose a Upgrade from my older car (good with RNG Luck) . It can happen that i get a Higher Level car that is a Asphalt cowboy and is even slower by far then my previous car.
The Complete Gamemode is a RNG mess. I realy dont understand how that can pass the quality control, if there was any.
edit: to OP, have you tried being aggressive back? Try stop braking and throttle into them. Same works for any racing in this game. Be aggressive and it works against these crazy fools. I have never lost control if I continue to throttle when someone tries to derail me.
also to add pit if you can pit the it works well in this game. its broken almost, and I rarely see it, other then friends I have told about it and some streamers.
My advise, start avoiding things you dont like/are broken or you are gonna end having many headaches.
I always have fun with online drift. It's still pretty serious.
The game has a ghost detector in all Open Online (drift, race). It recognizes when a player accidentally or deliberately tries to ram you and it then becomes a ghost.
But the playground and eliminator is awful that's right. The eliminator is simply pure unbalance and the playground is only fun when balanced teams play without leavers. The probability of this is easy to imagine.
I only hate one thing about Horizon Open (drift, race) namely the class restrictions (C, B, A, S1, S2) that sucks. There are OP cars in each of these classes, so I don't understand the class restriction. It is unnecessary.
Perhaps the only reason would be that cars that cannot reach S2 or X would probably have a disadvantage. However, the developers could simply set S1 or S2 as the maximum for the multiplayer. So that every car can at least reach the upgrade level.
But that I "have" to drive with a C, B or A class car is annoying. Especially since you then need your favorite car several times. Once for each class.
There was a daily challenge asking you to eliminate 5 people last season. I had to skip that and I hate to skip a seasonal event/challenge. Then again I am not keen enough on Eliminator to invest so much time in it either.
And this Player created challenges are so sooooo bad most, not allways. I remember the challenge last week where i have to found 5 crates to Upgrade my car, so i can do the Jump.
The challenge this week is not good too. A confusing level. Most of this Challenge levels remember me on one of the worst Player Created levels from Trackmania. A realy cool Game and the first Part is still a Gem.
This is just wrong. When winning a head-to-head, The "Down" selection cancels out so you can keep your current car. Please make sure you know the mechanic before complaining.
All this means is that you haven't learned where the better car drops are yet. You're probably just starting in random spots. First thing to know is that car drop locations pull from a set list of locations. Second, some car drops have odds of better cars than others. Third, New car drops show up after each time the arena shrinks... and the quality of cars on average increases after each arena shrink.
See above. Learn better spots to start from.
Overall, Eliminator does need some adjustments, particularly with some of the vehicles. The game does *not* need to change the spread of asphalt vs. offroad oriented cars. They each can be advantageous depending on how the round goes. However, some cars are much worse than other cars of the same level (Level 4 Mini, Level 8 Camaro, Level 9 Jeep SUV, etc.). I've won with cars as low as Level 5, and almost won in a Level 4 a couple times.
If you don't spend any time learning the mode, then don't be surprised when it bites you in the ass. Any battle royale has some degree of luck, there's no getting around that. There is a lot of room for strategy and skill. For reference, I've played... 49 games of Eliminator. Reached Final in 34 of them, and won 15.
Good to know thx.
Unfortunately it is false. It is often true, but not always. In the beginning I always started in Mulege it was a 100% guarantee for a while that a car would drop there. BUT it's still 100% RNG. You can get anything from level 1-7 which is just stupid. My scenario is still right, only that it looks like level 2 versus level 7, just because of RNG luck.
As far as Mulege is concerned, almost no car drops now. At least not in the place where the cars appeared earlier. Now I always start at the ruins near the pyramid. But even then it is luck who reaches the car first and it can be anything from level 1-7 again.
So even if you know the places, it's still the same RNG crap that makes this game mode the worst mode ever.
And wrong again. I've played the game mode often enough and learned to deal with its mistakes and I've even won. As far as I know twice.
But the game mode is RNG Pure and you can only learn to use it. If you like that, that's fine. But this game mode could be so much better with some work on it.
Asphalt vehicles should be completely removed. The dropping cars should be no more than one level higher than the current car. It's just either unfair or boring jumping from level two to seven. It takes away the real purpose of the whole mode of running head to head, since it is easier and less risky to simply search for droppoints and hope for RNG luck and then defeat a helpless player with a far superior car * yawn *
The developers may also have to change the classification of some cars. As already indicated, some level 4 cars are better than some level 7. But this could also be done with removing the asphalt cars.
This game mode has very little to do with skill. Not nothing, but unfortunately very little. Estimated 80-90% luck.
Another thing to keep in mind is that car drops are pretty sparse at the start of the game (before the first shrink). However, park your car on one of the hills north of Mulege and watch the city just as the arena finishes shrinking. 3-5 car drops if not more are probably going to spawn. Mulege also doesn't generally get good cars (Level 5+) until after a few arena shrinks.
Completely disagreed. I've won plenty of times in Asphalt cars, particularly on final races where the finish line is on the other side of the map. For example, I've won in both the Level 7 Ferrari, the Level 8 Nissan, and the Level 10 Lambo. The fastest way to the finish isn't always the shortest. Again, that's on you as the player to learn the map.
It's fine if you don't like the mode. But your complaints are largely due to you not learning how the mode works and how to use it to your advantage, not inherent faults in the game. It's just not your style of game, and that's fine. I've quite enjoyed it, hence why I've played almost 50 matches and have won 30% of them, making the final in 70% of them.
Limiting car drops to one level above is silly, and removes their purpose when head-to-heads achieve the same thing if one wins.
I would not have won 15/49 matches, some of those in Level 5's, if it was 80-90% luck. I'd consider it 50/50 at most. You're just refusing to learn the mode because it isn't your particular cup of tea. That's fine, but it's not the developers' problem.