Apparently an hour and a half of core and people SEEING how I play is enough for a third shadowban. I guess I'm going to have to move onto some other game because I've now been shadowbanned for nearly half the time this game has been out...
@ it is very different. I can assure you it is VERY different. Hardcore players are very very slow, and don’t really know how to play the game at any high level. The SBMM ceiling is very low in hardcore. Core is very different. Because I have a 2.7KD, my SnD lobbies are at least all platinum (and that’s just the bad players) and run into iridescent players almost every other match, if not every. I’m not saying you are bad, I’m saying you have a crutch going against the worst players in the cod community. The main reason they are so bad is because they never wanted to get better. They stick to the game mode that allows them to only have to hit 1 bullet for a kill and they never have to consider controlling recoil, repositioning, or knowing when to take (or not take) gunfights. Core is the only way to get better in call of duty and hardcore is again, a crutch. When I’m bored I purposely go into hardcore with a pistol, and put on Netflix on my phone to watch while I’m playing because I simply do not need to put in any effort with hardcore lobbies. It’s sad but the truth.
@@Vlibba I think you're underestimating may hardcore players... Core and hardcore build skill sets off each other which is why I swap between them. Hardcore helps with slicing / reflex and initial target acquisition (also fun for gunfu plays like in my montages). Core helps with isolating targets / denying angles for 1on1s or better odds. It also adds more to the tempo game with life totals. I do wish we'd get a true visible MMR / raw skill stat (this they recently admitted to using in ranked and casual lobbies) so people would stop trying to use KDR as an accurate metric for skill level. You should share some of your clips.
3:28 that was so beautiful 😢
CQB Principles with some style :D
You are a beast!
The hands don't lie.
Hardcore and good aim is a recipe for shadows.
Apparently an hour and a half of core and people SEEING how I play is enough for a third shadowban. I guess I'm going to have to move onto some other game because I've now been shadowbanned for nearly half the time this game has been out...
It’s hardcore…
@@Vlibba True, I'll put out a core montage from the day prior. In this game, it's not much different, honestly 😊
@ it is very different. I can assure you it is VERY different. Hardcore players are very very slow, and don’t really know how to play the game at any high level. The SBMM ceiling is very low in hardcore. Core is very different. Because I have a 2.7KD, my SnD lobbies are at least all platinum (and that’s just the bad players) and run into iridescent players almost every other match, if not every. I’m not saying you are bad, I’m saying you have a crutch going against the worst players in the cod community. The main reason they are so bad is because they never wanted to get better. They stick to the game mode that allows them to only have to hit 1 bullet for a kill and they never have to consider controlling recoil, repositioning, or knowing when to take (or not take) gunfights. Core is the only way to get better in call of duty and hardcore is again, a crutch. When I’m bored I purposely go into hardcore with a pistol, and put on Netflix on my phone to watch while I’m playing because I simply do not need to put in any effort with hardcore lobbies. It’s sad but the truth.
@ sorry for the essay
@@Vlibba I think you're underestimating may hardcore players... Core and hardcore build skill sets off each other which is why I swap between them.
Hardcore helps with slicing / reflex and initial target acquisition (also fun for gunfu plays like in my montages). Core helps with isolating targets / denying angles for 1on1s or better odds. It also adds more to the tempo game with life totals.
I do wish we'd get a true visible MMR / raw skill stat (this they recently admitted to using in ranked and casual lobbies) so people would stop trying to use KDR as an accurate metric for skill level.
You should share some of your clips.
@ I can assure you, hardcore players are not good. Again, I quite literally go into hardcore to mess around with a pistol and watch shows on my phone.