Fair games suggestions

[PandaGirl3729]

In the team games, all the pros party together and kill all the others. This is unfair to others. In eggwars 10v10, 7 of the people in the same team are pros, and the other team are not too ok. I think cubecraft should make the pros and noobs together, so we can all have fun.

 

[Younisco]

I don’t think that there is any way that we can actually achieve this. Most of the good players, as you’ve said yourself, are in a party and want to play with each other so that they can get points or wins. We can’t necessarily force them to be split with their friends so that everyone has a chance.

Could there be any other way of separating the inexperienced players and the experienced? Not entirely sure.

 

[Deleted member 352903]

Everybody borns noob. Flqris and Daveyyy were noobs once. You can learn from pros too. Noobs won’t be noobs all their life ;-;.

 

[ItsDavey_]

Everybody borns noob. Flqris and Daveyyy were noobs once. You can learn from pros too. Noobs won’t be noobs all their life ;-;. @hgbf

That’s not true but ok.

Anyway, It’s not unfair they are friends and want to play with each other. Also what @Younisco is true. Or you can play solo gamemodes.

 

[Deleted member 352903]

That’s not true but ok.

Anyway, It’s not unfair they are friends and want to play with each other. Also what @Younisco is true. Or you can play solo gamemodes.

Everyone who is pro was noob once.

 

[Sweetenerera]

No.. just no

 

[Blocky]

You can't decide who's noob and who's pro?

 

[Troublesomee]

Everybody borns noob. Flqris and Daveyyy were noobs once. You can learn from pros too. Noobs won’t be noobs all their life ;-;. @hgbf

That doesn’t matter.
As Youn said, there is barely a way they can achieve this. There is no way to prevent the good players from teaming.

 

[CommunistCactus]

So we should punish players for being good?
No thanks

 

[Shamel]

That’s not true but ok.

Lol how is that not true? So you’re telling me that when you joined Minecraft you were a pro? Seems legit

Back to topic, I agree with younisco and cactus, there really isn’t a way to “fix” this

 

[Power Ranger]

This is why we should have competitive mode with skill tiers along with the normal mode :) That way "noobs" wouldn't feel like they can't win due to all the "pros" and the "pros" wouldn't have to have teammates that can't help them in the game. That's really the only way this could be fairly fixed.

 

[hgbf]

Everybody borns noob. Flqris and Daveyyy were noobs once. You can learn from pros too. Noobs won’t be noobs all their life ;-;. @hgbf

Thanks. Added to the list :)

 

[ItsDavey_]

Lol how is that not true? So you’re telling me that when you joined Minecraft you were a pro? Seems legit

No, because nobody is a pro. Just a regular player, also when you just bought minecraft. At school you also don’t start as a “Noob” and end as a “pro”?

 

[Shamel]

No, because nobody is a pro. Just a regular player, also when you just bought minecraft. At school you also don’t start as a “Noob” and end as a “pro”?

Lol what? That didn’t make any sense

 

[ItsDavey_]

Lol what? That didn’t make any sense

Why not? Anyway we can better argue about it in a conversation or PM on discord.

 

[Shamel]

Why not?

Because your English in not understandable, meaning I didn’t understand anything.

 

[CommunistCactus]

No, because nobody is a pro.

uhu yeah totally /s

Just a regular player,

tbh "regular player" on cubecraft = noob

also when you just bought minecraft.

When you just start playing a new game with no prior experience of it, the yes you're a noob and not a "regular player".

At school you also don’t start as a “Noob” and end as a “pro”?

That example isn't even remotely related to a server.

 

[Lilleh__]

I don’t think that there is any way that we can actually achieve this. Most of the good players, as you’ve said yourself, are in a party and want to play with each other so that they can get points or wins. We can’t necessarily force them to be split with their friends so that everyone has a chance.

Could there be any other way of separating the inexperienced players and the experienced? Not entirely sure.

I suggested back in September that in games that have two teams that every player gets given a team when the game starts rather than being able to pick a side so every game has teams that are balanced enough to start.

 

[Gainfullterror]

aighty, listen up: Very few people that play on Cube are actually, by definition, a "pro"
Pro is short for professional, which is someone that gets paid for what they do. (hence: profession)


This splitting system makes sense, but is completely unfair for people and this wouldn't be fun whatsoever. I mainly compare this to my school experiences: Whenever they team me up with someone who's absolutely terrible at the class, I have no choice but to carry their weight.
I don't want the server balancing system to be a game where said "noobs" are almost always guaranteed to be carried to a degree by the better players.

 

[Lilleh__]

aighty, listen up: Very few people that play on Cube are actually, by definition, a "pro"
Pro is short for professional, which is someone that gets paid for what they do. (hence: profession)

The internet and ppl who make memes gave it another meaning.