Itâs not possible to split guests because game doesnât have 1.000.000 players and itâs simple not good to split them considering how many players play FFT. I do understand ur point and I would agree on it, if FFT player base is higher in numbers.
For me FFT is very individual game and unless I donât solo vs 2-3 higher ranks, pretty much is easy to take down entire enemy team and cap without any issue.
DO U GUYS STILL PLAY FFT?
WHY ARE YOU SHOUTING ?!
Back to your question, I still play.
I think they they do as well its just that the gameâs not at its best player wise
Anyone wanna hop on at sometime PM me
Anyone playing right now?
I can lol
Curiosity: How do any of u define âskillâ? Like, what is skill or how it looks like to be called skilled player?
lets see.
Skill isnât something that is just there with you rather it is something that has developed.
Each person can be skilled in way, those of us who have been playing for years may be skilled in a few or probably all the heroes.
Lets take me and you for example,
some say Iâm skilled in assassin, some say I am in scout.
Some say youâre skilled in tank, from what Iâve seen youâre fairly skilled at commando.
Skill in this game would mean how good you can use a specific hero and how much better you can be that the other player in that hero.
Rja, UM⊠Excel in gunner
Mah, invi,. excel in assassin, mah is better at scout.
Slim, excels in tank
They are all skilled in their own classes, or more better put, classes theyâre comfortable with.
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(Nov 14, '96)
I think a skilled player is someone who knows a hero so well that he developed his own effective playstyle. So, he knows himself, his weaknesses and his strenghts, and has a good knowledge of the hero he plays with. And he taught himself via training, observation and testing.
Ok, but can some player be skilled in certain type of heroes like Tank ones, DPS or support only?
Does flexibile player counts in âskillâ?
Or maybe being âskilledâ only in hitscans?
Being good as individual is skill or being good as âteamâ player also counts as skill?
Does knowing maps and how to move around counts in skill?
Is strategy part of the skill?
I personally think this is one big topic where ppl can define it on own way and discuss about many different opinions on it.
Tanks huh?.. Well yeah you can call that as being skilled.
Being flexible definitely counts as being skilled the more the variety youâre good at the better you can support your team if youâre playing a team based, strategy game.
Being skilled as an individual player and a team player would mean the same, being a skilled individual you have to learn to adapt, thatâs where flexibility comes in, it all depends on how willing you are to communicate with youâre team and go along with their plans if youâre talking about being skilled as a team player.
Knowing maps and how to move around does not count as skill ion my book, if youâve been playing a game long enough, maybe even a few months you should memorize the maps you most frequently play.
Strategy can also be considered skill, in a team based if youâre the one leading the horde, your strategy is what leads them to victory, as long as they go according to what you planned then yeah strategy, more over âConvincingâ your teammates is an impressive skill.
tank category, itâs a bit messed up considering that 1/2 tank classes is called Tank xâD
Easy way to check skilled Tank is to do 1v1 Tank mauler and Comet rush only.
P.S. topic was for any game that players are playing, not only FFT (can include FFT ofc).
Just makes me wonder are ppl who as example play support mostly in FFT play support mostly in other games or something else and how do they like different roles or which role they find most enjoyable and why.
I honestly donât mind the 1v1âs but to figure out if youâre a skilled tank or not is to see how well you can play as a team, if youâre in a team with players similar to your level of playing and youâre the tank youâre usually in for support or to clear the entire area.
Whereas 1v1âs , Mauler and E is good n all, but I think the more daring one would be with both E and F and leaving alone Q⊠Just puts you in a more difficult situation as concussion bombs have a wider dmg area.
forgot to say, like in teams where both teams has 1 Tank or 1 team has 1 Tank and other has 2 Tanks, if 2 Tanks got outplayed by that single Tank, gotta be something that makes him be better. Not really talking now is and how much Tank is broken, many things are broken in the game for a very long time, but thatâs another topic.
How I personally see tank role is that players needs to know how to lead or position own team, when to hold shield or when to engage the enemy. Also, believe it or not, even bubble requires strategy, when is the best time to use it (I really donât relay on it as Tank, ofc that I use it, but only as last option so itâs just my playstyle). I think I spent a lot of time tanking around in games that I simple forgot now how to properly engage the enemy as DPS and play on very agressive way.
So I actually wanted to make some point from my own experience: when person is sorta stuck with playing support and tank role for a very long time, might that skill that he/she had as dps gonna fade away. I am not sure is it different between roles because usually tanking and supporting doesnât require being agressive at all (especially support) while playing DPS does, includes some stuff as positioning and for hitscans aiming, so I just think that playing DPS requires different sort of skill, compared to tanking and supporting. Support was always for me more strategy than something else, so made me wonder is strategy part of the skill, how much it depends on role and how much is it individual like can players flex easily or they just find one specific role that fits for them perfectly (no matter which role).
Here are two definitions of skill.
Please use them to better send explain your definition of skill.
Personally, I find âskillâ subjective. Once weâve established what a mediocre or average player is, and what a bad or poor player is then we can go and define a skilled player.
Anyways, iâll continue reading this from the shadows.
The definitions: (taken from dictionary.com)
Def. 1. The ability, coming from oneâs knowledge, practice, aptitude, etc., to do something well:
Example: Carpentry was one of his many skills.
Def. 2. Competent excellence in performance; expertness; dexterity:
Example: The dancers performed with skill.
But what makes some player bad? Why is he bad?
Personally consider a skilled player who focus on use hardest personages in game or guns, as example here in fft is a Helper class but if you know use it could be detestable for enemy team and Op (Shocker).
Skilled/Pro players are all this who isnât conforming with use only the basic or the most easy to use.
In FFT itâs pretty obvious to recognize the good vs the bad players. How they move around the map, how they play, how they use thier abilities, how they react, how they think, and how they can impact the game. For example with gunner if I am sniping with you, I can easily tell if you suck or if you will be a challenge.
@Nox @Ankit Do you guys ban people who are harassing in PMS? Or do you have a block/mute feature?
Edit: For this forum, not the game.
Snipers are the easiest to tell whoâs good at because its such a raw and pure set of skills but thereâs a lot of subtle skills such as postioning on the map, priority of target acquisition and how best to help the team overall which can even include dying occasionally, can be much harder to quantify.