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BOTS can also be use as a way to ease players into matches, like PUBG, Overwatch and Fortnite.
I dont get why people get so Disappointed why they encounter a BOT in QP, Rank is one thing, its just QP. Play Rank if you think the BOTS are that big of a deal breaker.
Population and finding player issues on the first weekend of a new season in a relatively popular cross-platform game? Highly unlikely. I could understand if it was also attempting to group players by something like an MMR, but if bots are present on both sides, I don't think that's a concern.
And so I ask, where do I go to "warm up" or just try a new hero in 0 stakes environment? Custom matches?
It's not a deal breaker but is it absurd to ask or at least expect the ability to just play casually against other human beings without necessarily going into rank to do so? Also, I play ranked with a friend generally, and he's not available this weekend. If I go play without him, I'm going to inevitably climb (implying I want to play a ranked match anyway). So what am I to do once the rank gap gets too large? Make a alt account just because I don't have a way to avoid bots in quick play?
Even then WHY is there Quick Play and Co-op vs AI if BOTH have bots in them??? Only difference is one doesn't clearly state it may load you into a lobby with and against bots, and the other does.
It'd be one thing if the bots were actually good but they're terrible and get stomped in their spawn 80% of the time. I'd just walk away from my keyboard where my team should be able to comfortably win 4v5 if not for the fact that I'd get a penalty for afking.
But they weren't in my party, and the general assumptions of the way the EOMM works is that its individual, people on a winning streak don't get dragged into these bot matches unless they have a relatively low account level. Based on the fact that I've never seen streamers in these matches during any of their stream-snipe free cosmetic event end up in a bot match, despite others getting into bot matches themselves.
And steam discussion swears at higher level, you just don't get bot matches.
When I see:
-A death recap of a Punisher having unnatural snappy aim.
-Enemies having collectively short attention span (I.e , Spiderman shoots them from a handful of meters away, alleged bots immediately turn to shoot, then ignore and look at whomever is closest, as a collective)
-Enemies clumped up together in a ball, walking backwards out of spawn or from a general location as if their cursor is fixed on a particular position.
-Systematically run out of spawn during overtime before point is capped in a way I can only describe as "the way bots do"
- Have the [JoeSmith] naming convention
I think I can safely conclude that I am in-fact inside of a bot match.
Here's one replay still in date, I have two others but they are from the previous patch so no longer work.
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Played a match that I could have sworn up and down was a bot match until an enemy said I sucked in match chat, I was mopping the floor with them just like so many bot matches before. Now I question if bot matches are even a real thing. The bot matches in that specific mode are actually better than those bot supposed QP bot matches.
So what is really going on here? Are they just grouping completely terrible players on the same team? They should spread those players to no more than one or two per team. Or if they that poorly, it can't be hard to single out those accounts and secretly put them in a separate queue against bots and each other. They could to the same thing with habitual leavers as well. I am one, but I wouldn't be if they would take some steps to create actual engaging matches instead of the weird win/loss balance, as if the quality of the match itself has no bearing on engagement. Everything between the start of the match and the end is where ALL of the engagement is, the win or loss doesn't even matter if the match is balanced appropriately.