u/VeryChadChicken

Does positional rating matter a lot? Also if it doesn’t, then are players instantly good if they learn a new position. Ex: good defensive 1B with great range arm and Error learns 2B and has a 30/40 positional rating at 2B, would his good range/arm/error make him good or is he bad due to his poor positional rating?

So I’ve started playing Val on PC a few weeks ago as my first fps game on pc and I’m currently bronze. I’ve found that while I do get a solid amount of kills most games my headshot % is insanely low (12.2%). Should I start heavily prioritizing my headshots or keep doing what I’m doing since it’s working?

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I’ve been playing veto recently and have always considered putting a tp near my trip on attack to get a free pick. My only question is whether the chance of getting a gunfight with a decayed enemy is worth the tp?

Based on previous times things like this have happened, when do we expect waylay to be fixed and playable again?

I came back to this game after a few months of break and was peak superstar every season I played (peaked at 47 stars) the problem is now I’m in gold and it feels kinda useless for me as a peak superstar to have to destroy golds. Also I have to pick back up SGA since nobody can score/guard. In conclusion I feel like ranking down peak superstars this much is a bit of a waste, as I have to spend a lot of time just killing golds

I’ve recently started playing Tejo more and I find him enjoyable, however I feel like there’s some things you can do with his kit that idk but are good to know.

I just started playing Val on console and have ~100hrs in it. I decided to switch to PC since is supposed to be better but I’m wondering the difference between comp on pc/console. Also what rank will I prob be as a silver 1 on console?

I like the statcast additions but I want to know if there’s anything else that would make it worth buying?

Comparing the stats, everything is the same besides Luka having better strength and better defense