Rage Quitting?

I was meaning "Steam plebs" as the ones from the sales, as I blatantly said.
Didn't mean for it to offend people since I also played it from Steam (had it since Alpha, forgot about it, then remembered when it came onto Steam).

 

guess i did go too far but i stand by what i said "steam plebs" are you majority of the playerbase

 

I I I, I am a butterfly, I need your protection!, Be my samurai!

 

Where's @Yagger with one of his gifs...

 

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i rqd for a year.. hi guys

 

People probably step into a server for the first time and get recked so much they leave before the month is out.
Not proposing a nub only server because it would become a torture chamber once the pro players get on.
I think we just gotta accept that a hard game as KAG will only retain its hardcore playerbase alongside players who stuck around long enough to get good at the game.

 

Speaking of a newb server, what about a server that automatically connects anyone with less than a month of playtime, but you have to have less than a month to join?

 

You could separate it up like that i guess, but i'd imagine that you'd have to ensure we didn't end up with any redundant servers and there was a means of tracking the time played in KAG.

 

The devs already track time-played with the mod auto-changing to "All on". It should be possible.

 

I'm wondering what sort of structure we would have for playtime based servers, I can see that there would probably be some beginner servers for maybe 0-2 months? and then we'd probably have just the traditional servers as we have them now unless jumping from playing against 1-2 monthers to pro players might be too much of a difficulty wall.

Although along that line of reasoning, new players might be at a disadvantage due to lack of exposure to pro players and tactics

EDIT: Although then again traditional servers would be always open so "training" servers might be a good paddling pool for newbies

 

That's not important. After spending two months with other newbs, if they last playing that long (Btw it should probably be 100 hours of playtime servers, or maybe it can be 50 hours, something so they have a net to go under that pros can't join and that auto-join will automatically connect them to if they fit the criteria) then they will have learned many basic mechanics, had fun, not been exposed immediately to this cancerous community, and maybe even developed some cool tactics. These newb servers could also be all about putting reminders of tutorials on steam and on the main forums so they can learn how to play more efficiently.

 

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