Don't worry they already did that by .04%Nerf Math
Ape, take me through PvP Bootcamp starting tomorrow! (Tonight's The Walking Dead season finale and Wrestlemania so no bueno for today)
Video footage of the AquaticApe training me:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0qVUn4797g
This is so sweaty. I only wish I could be 50% this good.
#1 Top Tip for New Trials Folks
Don't die!
I know that seems obvious, but as Drizz says, 90% of Trials rounds are decided after that first death. So make sure you're not it!
In a 3v3 game mode, it makes such a huge difference being alive vs. dead, even if you're not doing anything, you're passively providing pressure and you're keeping your team's focus on your enemies, instead of getting your rez.
Two corollaries:
1) It's okay to branch off, but try to stay within 1-2 seconds of a teammate at all times. Either to provide support, or get yourself some help.
2) If you must die, Driz is a big proponent of DYING WHERE HE CAN GET YOUR REZ! Don't die in the middle of an open field. Don't die in a sniper lane, etc. So if you're considering pushing or challenging, instead of retreating, think about where your orb will be. You'd be amazed how just not dying in bad places will result in just dying less.
Lets try again:
LF 4 people for Oryx CM on PS4.
Psn is neoaku
They've shown in the past they can do it. When shotguns got the double damage buff in PVE, nothing changed PVP wise.
Anyone?
I'm up for it, full raid or just boss fight?
13 Housewives
Need 1 more for Oryx CM.
Ape-sempai turned us down
Fantastic Trials Tips
Is this legit.logged into neogaf and it said i won an iPhone6. Something about selecting ramdom winner every sunday from neogaf.
#1 Top Tip for New Trials Folks
Don't die!
I know that seems obvious, but as Drizz says, 90% of Trials rounds are decided after that first death. So make sure you're not it!
In a 3v3 game mode, it makes such a huge difference being alive vs. dead, even if you're not doing anything, you're passively providing pressure and you're keeping your team's focus on your enemies, instead of getting your rez.
Two corollaries:
1) It's okay to branch off, but try to stay within 1-2 seconds of a teammate at all times. Either to provide support, or get yourself some help.
2) If you must die, Driz is a big proponent of DYING WHERE HE CAN GET YOUR REZ! Don't die in the middle of an open field. Don't die in a sniper lane, etc. So if you're considering pushing or challenging, instead of retreating, think about where your orb will be. You'd be amazed how just not dying in bad places will result in just dying less.
Is this legit.logged into neogaf and it said i won an iPhone6. Something about selecting ramdom winner every sunday from neogaf.
lol no
I'm guessing you are using mobile.
Mobile gaf is going down the shitter
#1 Top Tip for New Trials Folks
Don't die!
I know that seems obvious, but as Drizz says, 90% of Trials rounds are decided after that first death. So make sure you're not it!
In a 3v3 game mode, it makes such a huge difference being alive vs. dead, even if you're not doing anything, you're passively providing pressure and you're keeping your team's focus on your enemies, instead of getting your rez.
Two corollaries:
1) It's okay to branch off, but try to stay within 1-2 seconds of a teammate at all times. Either to provide support, or get yourself some help.
2) If you must die, Driz is a big proponent of DYING WHERE HE CAN GET YOUR REZ! Don't die in the middle of an open field. Don't die in a sniper lane, etc. So if you're considering pushing or challenging, instead of retreating, think about where your orb will be. You'd be amazed how just not dying in bad places will result in just dying less.
Yeah, talking to Igor and Drizz after my first trials session with them was such an eye opener. Drizz explained why I died (I pushed in too far away from my team mates and they couldn't get my orb).
Recording your own matches goes a long way! You'll be saying things like "damn I should have done this instead of that, which means you're learning".
I've lost to countless fights merely because I did an unnecessary push while I had the advantage and engaged in a sniper duel against someone who already set up. Learning little intricate details like that become ingrained into your play-style and become second nature.
"Oh, he's hard-scoping, back off and attack from a different angle"
"Enemy is backing off, but his/her team mates are nearby, hold back"
Trials: "My team mate just got a kill, watch that orb"
"Two enemies down, push altogether and finish it, while keeping the orbs in mind".
Lastly, have fun with it ID.
More stuff from the TTK trailer advertising gear we never ended up getting. The Watcher's Trials helmet/cloak for the hunter.
I'm done. For at least today, if not for a long while. I mostly enjoy the PVE, but since there hasn't been any PVE in what feels like a year I've dipped into the PVP and I've never seen such a toxic wasteland. 5 different guns being used by every player, hard scoping from everywhere since AA is so fucking high why not? I could happily never touch PVP except for the fact that you almost have to if you want to get to max level (and most PVE players want that, I know PVP only care about guns).
Anyways, there is my rant. It's done, and most likely so am I after I get my last trophy. PVP has killed my interest in Destiny
I mainly play pvp since day one, hate raids and pve content. Went flawless in year one 10+ times but I hate the elimination game type. Imo it's way to slow and methodical. So I stopped trials , then year two came and I just had no one left to run trials with or even play with.
So I run pvp solo which is horrible but I still enjoy skirmish and clash. I hate objective games have since the days of halo ce on game spy arcade.
My kd went from 1.60 year one to 1.30 year two. I still have fun though.
I'm reading some replies and it seems some of you take this shit way too seriously. Studying game film? Really?
I say fuck it, play, have fun, and shoot what's in front of you. The more you try and play shit as a chess match the more you lose imo, just go with your instinct and natural ability.
I'm done. For at least today, if not for a long while. I mostly enjoy the PVE, but since there hasn't been any PVE in what feels like a year I've dipped into the PVP and I've never seen such a toxic wasteland. 5 different guns being used by every player, hard scoping from everywhere since AA is so fucking high why not? I could happily never touch PVP except for the fact that you almost have to if you want to get to max level (and most PVE players want that, I know PVP only care about guns).
Anyways, there is my rant. It's done, and most likely so am I after I get my last trophy. PVP has killed my interest in Destiny
Interesting opinion. Trials and PvP has definitely changed from year 1. But anyways in regards to recording yourself and having fun, a few things on that. First, I find that very fun. It's fun to see what happened from a more relaxed pov and to see mistakes that were made. Second, it's not like I record every single match and watch them all. I mainly record the Super sweaty matches, and definitely learn from them.
Trials is definitely like a chess match at times, and you cant plan for how the other team moves, you can only guess.
It's always about improving and things from watching how yourself moves and shoots, to decisions making on where you go and shoot, to communication. It all helps and anything I can improve to help myself and my team, is worth it for me. I have a lot of fun with all of that.
See that's why trials for me anyway became more frustration then fun. In year one the population allowed for my style of play, which was, screw my teammates I'll win on my own. Fast forward to year two and the player population drop of has left people at my skill level of not, ALOT better. Trials became very intense, and I'm a pretty intense guy who hates to lose, and it ended up with me pissing off friends and say screw it.
I knew with each passing month that the pvp count had to be dwindling because I was facing extremely talented players and the games went down to the wire. I was getting tired of having to try hard every single game. So much so I took a few weeks off for the first time to play fallout. I came back in dec and steadily have adapted to the fact that the casuals are gone. Or the sbmm is never going to allow me to play in that pool.
My issue is, I have two kids, and I'm a destiny pvp addict. I don't have time to run trials cards continuously over the weekend. I try and still manage at least 5 hours a day of pvp play. I just don't want it to be in elimination. I didn't mean to come of condescending about watching film. I am just in all honesty jealous that I don't have that time anymore.
As for trials, I'll never really enjoy it. I hate how it's played. I have been a tdm guy since goldeneye on n64. I enjoy knowing I can fuck up and not lose the round or game for my team. I tend to win the game for my team but in trials it's so different.
There is a special place in hell for all the assholes who bail on a game because your team is down by a couple thousand points. Wish Bungie would do something about this