Queuing best comp in the game: jungle, being hard stuck 1800. I guess Its time to move on.
Also I believed in to the SV hype and bought SV weapon, which was huge mistake. SV doesn’t do enough damage so we can never kill and my priest goes oom in 2mins. Nice season nice game.
So how is everyone elses season going?
1800 RN u’ll stomp into last season glads for the next 3 weeks at least so give it some time , season just started and it’s taking a bit longer than usuall for the big boyz to separate to the top
Myeah well I thought we could beat em, but I guess not.
I know everyone gets glad anyway just by waiting for inflation, but at that point it’s not even earned.
Like “nice you got glad at top 10k. Wow well done!”
This season is beyond the worst season start ever so i wouldn’t bother
Even at 1600 the majority of people I’m facing in 2s have at least 2200 achievement, quite often even 2700.
Are less experienced players not even bothering? 
This xpac is completely pointless to play for a low exp/beginner player, way too much unbreakable barrier and on top of that cheese design being omnipresent and a nightmare at low cr.
No need to ask why you only face decent player (even if mmr is still low but anyway).
Most new players/ low geared ones are stuck at 1 k mmr right now …fun game
SV hype is mostly about Tier Set and double legendary, hold on, if you enjoy the spec
Not going to even try against 80K opponents. Brian Holinka can go f his own a.
i looked up all our opponents from a queue session around 1950 out of curiosity. 18% were r1, 23% were 3k+ and 33% were 2700+. 6% had no previous glads. of course this is gonna vary wildly but the point is unchained was an insanely inflated season and the difference in rating numbers between late unchained and right now is monstrous, so best to keep that in mind so you don’t get discouraged.
Which is part of the reasons why I started this project of mine: An update on my project
I still hope more people will try it out for themselves to help people new to rated PvP, because we all know the rated scene needs fresh blood.
To summarize it very briefly: This project I’m doing is basically me providing individual help to someone, but I’m not offering professional-quality coaching so it’s better to view it as just a “helping hand” from someone with a little more experience.
Which anyone here can do if they want to. You don’t need to copypaste the project the way I’ve made it, it’s up to you to set your own criterias and way of doing it. What matters is just that we start offering help without people needing to spend RL money or gold (or both) to pay for it.
I hope Blizzard will adopt this concept eventually, and put in a mentorship program into the game for PvE & PvP. But the chance of that happening increases the more of a social trend it becomes, if it can manage to become a trend at all. So it’s up to us to take the initiative first, to show Blizzard it’d help if they adopted such a concept as well.
Tbh for a good player it’s already rough and tilting most of the time, I don’t see myself trying to explain somebody why he dies in 0.5 sec 100-0.
Also these days you have to track billion things on omnibar and on weak aura or you can’t play the game and it’s super hard to handle that ton of information so I could imagine discouraging new player.
Without mentioning you have to learn a lot of spell per classes/spec that is super important and know setup etc…
Seems impossible tbh xD
And holy priest.
Everyone at 1.8k seem to be gladiators, rank 1 players or top end mythic players with 4 set being boosted by gladiator friends.
It’s actually so depressing. I’ve ever had trouble hitting 1.8k/2k for the elite sets, but this season it feels like I’m at 1.8k but actually playing at 2.4k.
lol i thought i was the biggest troll on forum but you won 
What you mean? Jungle is if not the best, one of the best comps in the game.
how do you look that up?
Well, I mean, you’ve gotta accept losing a lot. It’s pretty much a given when playing with people who aren’t familiar with how setups are played, or how other classes work.
But 2v2 is much simpler than 3v3, and there is less stuff to explain and keep track of, so it gives you more time to explain how to play the comp you’re playing, and then the rest is learned a little bit at a time. It’s not something you can expect the other person to learn just from saying it once, you’ll have to repeat it sometimes, and it’s important to go through the way to think, meaning the reasoning behind why you’re saying what you’re saying.
You don’t need to go over every little detail, they’ll learn in their own pace, and the best way to learn is via repetition, so just keep on playing with the same person.
You pvp check everyone you face.
You can also do it with the wow arena logs app.