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[RealSlimShady 26]

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Edited July 15, 2020 by RealSlimShady

[TheJellyGoo 343]

fake news

[vsb 6170]

bias

[_chain 176]

I always thought Criminals got the worst chunk of playerbase. You know, because I thought that for a lot of people its just way more flashy to be on the bad guys' side, and that's where the new players went.

But nah, not really. 

 

True, I've had a bit more fun as an enforcer, but that was a looong time after my first criminal. So maybe matches were just easier because I learned to play a little.

 

Oh, you also get a LOT more hatemail as an enfo just because of LTL, I find that pretty fun.

Edited May 26, 2019 by _chain

[GhosT 1301]

It always felt like the enforcers had the more experienced players.

 

Though I don't see any difference between playing both factions.

[mynd 120]

24 minutes ago, GhosT said:

It always felt like the enforcers had the more experienced players.

 

Though I don't see any difference between playing both factions.

I agree with this.  Seems like the preferred side to play on most of the time by experienced player, and it used to be more reliable to get opposition as the Criminal side would usually have more players on it.  I know I usually preferred to play Enforcer too.

[demonoid 16]

In my experience it always seemed like the Enforcer side had more experienced/coordinated players on it than the criminal side. As when I play my Crim as I usually do, my Opposition more often than naught was playing in a group, rather than just randoms. I also got invited to play in groups a lot more on my enforcer than I ever did on my crim. Perhaps it's just a false perspective. I think the enforcers on Jericho/Colby tended to do better simply do to better cooperation and team play. Skill wise I didn't always feel outmatched, but in terms of team play on my crim, I've often times gotten my bum whooped. Good cooperation and communication makes a big difference in a match.

[CookiePuss 5373]

I have many characters on both sides. I choose faction based on district pop. I don't think I'm any better on my crims than enfs. 

[illgot 379]

3 hours ago, RealSlimShady said:

Is that the problem or matchmaking? Enf side always gets silvers or bad golds

because crims don't have access to LTL weapons.  When an enforcer with LTL show up, they are basically handicap the enforcers team and are useless bait to draw the enemy fire

Edited May 26, 2019 by illgot

[VanilleKeks 734]

From my experience on both NA and EU. The average crim player is horrible compared to the average enforcer, but the high end crims completely stomp the enforcers. Most likely becaue most new players want to be the cool "gangster".

Edited May 26, 2019 by VanilleKeks

[swindIe 120]

placebo

[Too_many_snowflakes 80]

Because as you get older, and wiser (hopefully), you begin to see that the entire idea between there being "good guys" that are entirely good and "bad guys" that are entirely bad is complete and utter bullshoot. 

That, and crims a minor amount more gameplay? 

[ElTacoBravo 43]

You see the reason why you notice  so many good criminal players is because your up against the one and only best sexual chocolate clan. That simple

[Nickolai 206]

From what I see on NA, Enforcers are the inferior faction (I've mained an Enforcer since OBT and stuck with it)

 

Crims have the best-skilled players cause its EZ. Ram Raiding for money is lucrative. Also, all the cool/edgy kids are crims so......

[mynd 120]

49 minutes ago, Nickolai said:

Ram Raiding for money is lucrative. Also, all the cool/edgy kids are crims so......

Even with the ram-raid exploit, I would never say it was lucrative.  It was the most boring grind in any game ever imo.

[ZoriaDunne 327]

There are good players on both sides.

[NotZombieBiscuit 3146]

Yeah, na.

 

From my experience I feel like the top players are more likely enforcer mains. However overall for the general population it is practically the same. And even at top level the different is pretty minuscule with great players on both sides still.

 

This is NA though.

Edited May 26, 2019 by NotZombieBiscuit

[Flaws 1033]

Most of the high/top tier players have characters on both factions (in most cases, high/max ranks) and they play depending on who they play with, the current population, etc. The one faction strict players are usually more towards the casual side. (The ones who either don't even have a character on the other faction or it is a low rank they never play).

[Zolerox 564]

On 5/26/2019 at 11:33 PM, RealSlimShady said:

Is that the problem or matchmaking? Enf side always gets silvers or bad golds

So to answer your question with ... another person's answer

15 hours ago, Flaws said:

Most of the high/top tier players have characters on both factions (in most cases, high/max ranks) and they play depending on who they play with, the current population, etc. The one faction strict players are usually more towards the casual side. (The ones who either don't even have a character on the other faction or it is a low rank they never play).

Basically, the "good enforcers" change to their crims and shred everyone on NA. There solved in a way i can still say Enforcers are better.

[Cr0 328]

I think it's that when you feel like a thug you play like one. Enfs are nerds with glasses who are scared of violence.

jk

I don't think there's any difference. I guess more new younglings think the crim gangsta stuff is cool so they select the crim faction, so perhaps there are more crims, thereby there would theoretically be more good players who are crims. I dunno. I'm rambling.

[Mitne 724]

On 5/26/2019 at 6:29 PM, VanilleKeks said:

From my experience on both NA and EU. The average crim player is horrible compared to the average enforcer, but the high end crims completely stomp the enforcers. Most likely becaue most new players want to be the cool "gangster".

That's not true. Enforcers are more of mishmash of all ranks, that's why they are stomped (but not like enforcers suck, it's just more likely that they got teamed up against weaker enforcers due to this mishmash).

Crims on other side are either extremly low experinced or extremly experinced being on both sides of barricades.

That's how it looks on Citadel at least.

[TrashCan 19]

It's funny how Enf's still trying to hide the True about the unbalanced game. Keep doing this guys it will helps the Game alot!!!

Ey and don't forget to balance weapons instead of Mission belancing or to rework the respawn System. 

 

[Stac10 0]

On 5/26/2019 at 3:33 PM, RealSlimShady said:

Is that the problem or matchmaking? Enf side always gets silvers or bad golds

That's because we all left. Crims are taking over.

[Fortune Runner 796]

On 5/26/2019 at 6:33 AM, RealSlimShady said:

Is that the problem or matchmaking? Enf side always gets silvers or bad golds

 

On 5/26/2019 at 6:39 AM, TheJellyGoo said:

fake news

 

On 5/26/2019 at 8:06 AM, GhosT said:

It always felt like the enforcers had the more experienced players.

 

Though I don't see any difference between playing both factions.

pretty much all of this answers but I'll try to clarify more.

 

Its probably  by your perspective and time when you are playing and against whom.

its by a possible grouping on ops team which usually means a discord server to talk on mic with for better communication.

it means it might just be someone better or you might just have not played your best which  happens to us all.

but in the end a lot of people  play both enf and crim , so i suspect just bad luck on the teams.

 

[LittleMoneyFirst 66]

On 5/26/2019 at 10:33 AM, RealSlimShady said:

Is that the problem or matchmaking? Enf side always gets silvers or bad golds

Because i played criminal sometimes too.