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2/16/2025 9:42:16 PM
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Solo player here
As a former solo casual PvP player, I can't remember the solo experience being in the state that it's in right now playing Trials of Osiris. While I'm grateful for the increase in player population, I don't think it helps the overall experience of playing PvP. Whether it's the terrible balancing or just the different motives of the players playing. I've shared an image of what I've experienced in 75% of my games. Most of the games feel like a 1v3 where you're just hoping that one other person on the team can at least help. Or you're on the other side where you're just stomping the other team. I understand that we have substituted competitiveness for participation, but there needs to be some sort of balance somewhere.
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2 RepliesThis is more of a player problem then the game problem then most people realize. first off trials is a high end/endgame pvp activity them trying to open it up to more players is great gets more people into the activity. But if these players go in they are not prepared to face people who actively play this mode let alone pvp will get stomped into the ground every time. Now this can go in one of 2 ways they go online and complain about or get better them selves, but there hasn’t been the ladder in this community for a while now and instead getting better they think bungies/ the people who took the time to get good at this side of destiny are the problem Second, trials was never ment to be a solo game mode never was never has the fact they shoe horned solo Que is hilarious and furthers the gap even more between good and bad players, get a team destiny is a multiplayer game and go learn maps it’s really not that hard treat it like a raid or dungeon you have to learn the mode
