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Is Valve forcing you to feed and repeatedly abandon games? Because in recent matches, you have repeatedly abandoned and you have repeatedly been the lowest-performing player on your team with the highest number of deaths. How should Valve fix that? Valve can't force you to play better. At what point do you take responsibility for your own performances? If you believe that Valve is forcing you to lose and rigging matches against you in solo pubs then simply join or create your own party and invite players just like yourself.
Try reading my other replies, too, and you'll see that I even acknowledge that the algorithm has probably played a part in an artificial win streak too.
I know you enjoy putting words in others' mouths whenever they raise this topic of forced lose streaks, but go ahead and reread what I said. I didn't say "losing a game" is "proof that Valve is forcing" me to lose.
I quite enjoy the ribbing you give to others when they say stupid ♥♥♥♥ like that, but don't try the strawman crap with me.
If you bothered to read some of my other replies instead of going with the strawman approach, you'd see I already explicitly said I don't expect to win all the time in a never ending win streak.
1. answer the question properly. who do you blame if youre in a 5 stack? or do you go toxic on your party mates too when you lose? its confusing.
2. just because youve lost doesnt mean game is imbalanced. that kinda makes no sense. you say you dont want to win more just want more balance. in what way? you want pro players on your team and perfect game even if its a loss? not only does that ''perfect loss'' idea make no sense but how can you ever expect that in herald? Even in legend rank people barely know the basics, let alone in herald.
3. Thanks for ad hominem, it was barely answering anything. But allright.
Are you trying to be ironic with your opener and closer, where you open with an ad hominem then close by (wrongfully) accusing me of one? But let's go ahead and dispel your little "OMG HIS NAME IS TOXICITY THAT MUST MEAN HE'S TOXIC!!!" implication (edit: seriously, I don't think you realise how much of an unoriginal ♥♥♥♥ you were, to try that old line)... the name has been one I chose some 16 or so years ago, back when "toxic" wasn't remotely used in the context that it is today and it was chosen in reference to a preference for poison-based attacks/spells/damage in games (inc. dota/wc3). MOVING ON!
1. I did. If the game is fair, and a loss is incurred, any "blame" is fairly distributed where appropriate. There have been many examples of these games over the course of my time on DotA Allstars and Dota 2. Do I get snippy from time to time in the midst of a lose streak, absolutely. Do I keep trying my best to win though? Also absolutely. I don't abandon, I don't grief, etc.
2. You seem to be once again misunderstanding or even deliberately misrepresenting what I've said here, so again I'll go ahead and encourage you to reread what's been said.
3. No response warranted here.
Nothing ive said is ad hominem, but i think you think if you say insult first it makes you right. But it doesnt.
You seem to agree with my arguments somehow but still acting like we are on opposite sides. I dont think more can be said in that case...
You didn't say that you're losing games because of "good intentions", you claim that you're losing games because "The matchmaker does FORCE lose streaks after win streaks." You're using the word "FORCE." That implies direct intent. The Dota 2 developers have even come forward and openly stated that the matchmaking does not attempt in any way to break winstreaks, that it simply attempts to match teams with as even a spread of mmr as possible. That's not "FORCING" you to lose games.
Again, if as you claim, the matchmaker is "FORCING" you to lose games, then logically when you win a game, the system must have "FORCED" the other team to lose, so then you don't really deserve those winstreaks in the first place. If you can have a win streak, then why can't you have a losing streak?
And again, if you truly believe that the matchmaker is "FORCING" you to lose games then logically you can simply bypass these terrible teammates by joining or creating your own party and inviting players like yourself.
If you're going to claim that the matchmaker is "FORCING" you to lose then provide actual, legitimate and rational proof. Losing a game or having a losing streak is not "proof." If this system existed as you claim and Valve removed it, you would STILL have both win and loss streaks.
Do please keep projecting :)
If you had read what I've said properly we wouldn't be having this pissing contest right now (I would hope not, anyway)
I am the guy when I searched ranked I expect everyone on my team is playing to win, even if I won 10 games in a row just now, not run down mid feeding min 1 cause they just want 4 more ranked roles games.
Yes tell me more how it's not a force lose when you are on a streak then you get 2 games in a row of people trolling / feeding cause they want their 4 more ranked roles games.
Who said anything about them being organically impossible? I've had lose streaks that weren't preceded by notable winstreaks before, that's not being contended at all. Stop strawmaning.
Yes, yes, everyone's heard that line from you before too. I don't have friends I can 5man with and generally I'm not seeking that kind of experience. I'm content solo queuing or occasionally partnering up with folks i meet along the way; even if that means both artificial and organic win/lose streaks are part of the package.
Seeing it first hand is enough to hold the suspicion, for me. If I was able to see the algorithm, that would surely prove or disprove the suspicion but that's not something I have nor am demanding access to. Sure, it's not appropriate for me to say "it's true" in the thread title when really it should say something like "I too suspect", so on that part I'll concede.
If it does exist and it were to be removed, I'd venture to say that both win and lose streaks would dramatically decrease, though they would both be possible and it would, theoretically, be far more organic.
Notice how you've immediately discounted it? Anyway, just for you, here you go, sources are in the description.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2636192761
You're the one claiming that Valve is "FORCING" you to lose games, without providing any evidence so I would direct your insults and "durrr strawmanning" comments back to yourself.
You keep repeating "strawmanning" like a broken record yet when asked to provide actual legitimate evidence for your claims that Valve is "FORCING" you to lose games, you claim that your experience simply losing games is somehow proof. You say that if you could "see the algorithm" then you could disprove your own theory, so then you're also conceding that you have no actual proof for your claims, and you're basically saying that the onus to provide proof is on the accused, not yourself, who is making these claims and conspiracies.
Why would anyone read what a cheater has to say LOL.
Let me get this straight, according to you, anyone that doesn't agree with you is a "cheater." Then using your "logic", you not agreeing with me, makes you a cheater, doesn't it?
Feel free to explain exactly how I'm "cheating." My match history is public.