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How about an elo-free newbie-training server? I can see a few veteran players not raging quite so hard at newbies if they weren't worried about losing elo rating.
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How about an elo-free newbie-training server? I can see a few veteran players not raging quite so hard at newbies if they weren't worried about losing elo rating.
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Of course with ZK players tendancy to dogpile one server it could end up ruining the elo system if everyone starts using that server for none newbie games too. Maybe lock it on a low player count to stop it becoming the only autohost anyone uses. It might even help make smaller team games less intimidating for new players too, so they can learn to enjoy them more than massive team porcfests.
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Of course with ZK players tendancy to dogpile one server it could end up ruining the elo system if everyone starts using that server for none newbie games too. Maybe lock it on a low player count to stop it becoming the only autohost anyone uses. It might even help make smaller team games less intimidating for new players too, so they can learn to enjoy them more than massive team porcfests.
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Singleplayer
content
that
will
keep
them
playing
long
enough
to
learn
the
basics
would
be
the
biggest
help,
I'm
just
guessing
that'll
take
time
to
accomplish,
so
a
none-elo
server
might
help
as
a
bandaid
in
the
meantime.
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Singleplayer
content
that
will
keep
them
playing
long
enough
to
learn
the
basics
would
be
the
biggest
help,
since
the
ones
who
get
the
worst
rage
are
the
ones
who
don't
even
know
what
units
do
what
or
how
to
use
the
interface.
I'm
just
guessing
that'll
take
time
to
accomplish,
so
a
none-elo
server
might
help
as
a
bandaid
in
the
meantime.
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Ideas for making a more welcome community for new players