Originally posted by Sequtugh
I'm a little pissed about this one. This is dumbing the game down to the lowest common denominator at it's best. Does it suck for 90% of the division that 2 teams built killer return units and amazing depth? Sure it does, but don't force them to play down to our level by limiting the number of players they can have. There are progression checks that have developed naturally that Bort in all probability never dreamed of, and he's screwing with them. The ability to recruit specialized players and depth should be a prerequisite to advancing beyond A. If your team can't do those things, you don't belong with the elite. Sorry if that sounds harsh, but this is a competitive game. If you can field 100 specialized players and pay them to their satisfaction, then you SHOULD win. The rest of us should be trying to do that too if we want to be the best, but instead here comes the nerf stick.
I agree it sucks. Instead of forcing people to adapt (which some people have attempted to) it mildly punishes the team that succeeds.
I'm a little pissed about this one. This is dumbing the game down to the lowest common denominator at it's best. Does it suck for 90% of the division that 2 teams built killer return units and amazing depth? Sure it does, but don't force them to play down to our level by limiting the number of players they can have. There are progression checks that have developed naturally that Bort in all probability never dreamed of, and he's screwing with them. The ability to recruit specialized players and depth should be a prerequisite to advancing beyond A. If your team can't do those things, you don't belong with the elite. Sorry if that sounds harsh, but this is a competitive game. If you can field 100 specialized players and pay them to their satisfaction, then you SHOULD win. The rest of us should be trying to do that too if we want to be the best, but instead here comes the nerf stick.
I agree it sucks. Instead of forcing people to adapt (which some people have attempted to) it mildly punishes the team that succeeds.