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Post by James Lock on Aug 22, 2006 15:33:51 GMT
Ok, I lost to a master seargent yesterday but today me and killerb33 had a 2v2. We are both 2nd lieutenants against 2 port players, a 2nd lieutenant and a Major. We double rushed them with jannisaries and seminole archers. we won the match somehow. It's strange that I may lose to people lower ranked than me and then be able to defeat people higher ranked. I was Britain, but I didn't lame longbows  |
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Post by ziggysiggy43 on Aug 22, 2006 15:45:53 GMT
Yeah, I had a game where I killed a Major and then right after that lost to a Master Sergeant. I think Cuetech is a better system, but since I can check peoples power rating right from ESO I tend to use that more then Cuetech.
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Post by Menn00b on Aug 22, 2006 16:23:12 GMT
Cuetech just shows how good you are at the moment, while PR is more on the long term. Those master seargent's could just have a good day, or just started to play and is still rising in rating. I play a lot of quick search lately, and the people who I face are leut. colonel - brigadier (or whatever the spelling is) and vs leut. col. I win, and vs brig. I lose (I'm colonel myself), so that's quiet accurate. @ Killerb33... since when do you win games?  (to everybody else, I know him from 'real life', he's a good friend of mine) |
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Post by mista_mista on Aug 22, 2006 17:57:27 GMT
It also is a little different when you are playing 2v2. They might not do 2v2 to often so their rating reflects their 1v1.
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Post by ziggysiggy43 on Aug 22, 2006 22:06:58 GMT
Yeah, I agree with Mista_Mista. I'm a 1st Lieutenant, but I suck at 2v2. So my rating doesn't really reflect my 2v2 skill level.
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