
Originally Posted by Elendril
You're completely missing my point in your crusade to show that the man is keeping you down. Simply because someone is a gladiator or 2k+ rated player in one bracket on one team does not mean that any team they're playing on is similarly of that caliber. I'm not benefiting from some flaw in the system getting me points when I play 2v2 with my friend - the team that we are playing has a bunch of games played and it sits around 1700 rating because THAT IS THE RATING OF US AS A TEAM.
Maybe I'm going to come off as an asshole here, but I'm not sure how else to get this across. This isn't some problem with the system that you're losing to teams that are unfairly playing in your bracket constantly. If you're capped out at 1700 rating, it's not because the system is flawed and you're playing against people who you shouldn't be - it's because your ability to compete is lacking in some way, whether by gear or by skill or by whatever. There is no grand gladiator conspiracy to pick on people and keep them from getting their weapons. There is no man keeping you down. You're not as good as you think you are and you're not good enough to realize that other people can be better than you without it somehow being "unfair". Your initial post was complaining that you can never "learn" to be a 2k team from under 2k anymore, but your attitude in your posts suggests that all you care about is getting your points and not actually learning to improve. It's not the game's fault you're losing, and if you can't recognize that you're never going to get to 2k, especially when you so adamantly refuse to listen to any argument to the contrary.
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This is one hundred percent true. I've played 3v3 to 2k with about 10 different teams on my druid.
Playing druid/rogue/warrior with a rogue/warrior who have both been over 2k, we struggled at 1850-1900 against real 1850-1900 teams. It was brutal, but it takes to Elendril's point that hey... maybe as a team, we're just not that good... and we realized that and went our seperate ways.
I've noticed a lot of top end PVE'ers that go pvp that just aren't very good at it and it's hard to swallow, when you're the top dog pve guild on x server. This could play into a lot of peoples "wow, we're really good but [gear, gladiators, point selling, etc] is holding us back.
There are is a lot of advice that you can seek out between here, arena junkies, even the class forums have pvp guides these days on the WoW forums, that will help you get better. Watch videos, check out UI's, keybinds, reaction times, communication, coordination, all of that plays a big part.
On the bright side... winning games against Merciless Gladiator teams has become the highlight of 3v3 for me. So just enjoy this dose of reality, go download some videos, read strats, change your keybindings, whatever it takes, and get to work on getting better and not focusing on a stupid number in your honor tab.