Why can lvl 100 + players join tutorial games? Games potential brand new players get thrown in lol. The alliance ghost pirates had atleast three members out ready to club some noobs.
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100 lvl players have no advantage in-game unless u count getting chosen in a coalition first(maybe except gold but if they want to prove their skill they won’t)
new players have resource boost in tutorial maps so actually if the new player already knows how to play the game the newbie can just trash the opponent
Level does not equal to skill, although I would agree on the point that it may be too much of a learning curve for the newbies if they do come across one.TotallyIncoherent wrote:
Why can lvl 100 + players join tutorial games? Games potential brand new players get thrown in lol. The alliance ghost pirates had atleast three members out ready to club some noobs.
Have you ever thought... Maybe some of those players want to get defeated against newbies on purpose to encourage them to play more??!!1?! smh smh shaking my smhing heading shake smh smh 
lol maybe they just want the newbie to have some fun before the newbies scream into their pillows in the next round lolh4zel wrote:
Have you ever thought... Maybe some of those players want to get defeated against newbies on purpose to encourage them to play more??!!1?! smh smh shaking my smhing heading shake smh smh
A frequent complaint in tutorial rounds is that the players are “waiting for something to happen” without realizing that they need to seize the day.
I have always learned something by engaging in combat with a more experienced player. Having experienced players in a tutorial round is indeed an excellent tutorial.
Yes yes lolNn gg wrote:
lol maybe they just want the newbie to have some fun before the newbies scream into their pillows in the next round lolh4zel wrote:
Have you ever thought... Maybe some of those players want to get defeated against newbies on purpose to encourage them to play more??!!1?! smh smh shaking my smhing heading shake smh smh
Not too out of my league but a very strong challenge is what I like. I was lucky when I played the first game no one was really a planes user, so I learnt first how to concentrate my forces. Then, when I learnt that, I came across a purely tacs user, so I learnt the effectiveness of tacs. After a few games, I met a person who balances their use of airforce, and that's what eventually molded me into a pretty adept airforce user. Because of this step-by-step increase in difficulty, I was able to learn pretty fast without giving up on the game.VorlonFCW wrote:
A frequent complaint in tutorial rounds is that the players are “waiting for something to happen” without realizing that they need to seize the day.I have always learned something by engaging in combat with a more experienced player. Having experienced players in a tutorial round is indeed an excellent tutorial.
However, not many players have the same experience as me, so some sort of level limit may help in them climbing the skill mountain of CoW.
Little Raccoon when u meet a guy (cough cough East Montana cough cough) and he threw his units at you, you learnt to throw your units at him. Classic
nah not really. Don’t throw your units at him. Wait for him to come. Most ground units in 1.0 are defensive. Some are neutral(AT and DE same power). But only commandos and ranged units are Attack units.SoulReaper wrote:
Little Raccoon when u meet a guy (cough cough East Montana cough cough) and he threw his units at you, you learnt to throw your units at him. Classic
What counts is I beat him with a good casualty rate (hehe).Nn gg wrote:
nah not really. Don’t throw your units at him. Wait for him to come. Most ground units in 1.0 are defensive. Some are neutral(AT and DE same power). But only commandos and ranged units are Attack units.SoulReaper wrote:
Little Raccoon when u meet a guy (cough cough East Montana cough cough) and he threw his units at you, you learnt to throw your units at him. Classic
I learned how to spam militia! Clearly you are a much better learnerLittle Racoon wrote:
I learnt first how to concentrate my forces.
I really don't like those opportunistic players who enter tutorial games to have an easy win and pimp their stats. 3 times i entered a tutorial game to kill opportunists just like that. By doing so i took two promising beginners under my wing in my coalition and answering game questions from everyone on the map.
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