But that’s my point, if no one is doing any leading, it’s a 1 sided stomp fest. And people leave frustrated. People already leave frustrated before the match even begins when they see that he is on the other team.
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If you can write forum posts like these, you can also lead.
It’s not hard to write
/rw go to Ring of conquest or /rw follow square or /rw retreat.
I don’t care how, with whom, and where you play. Playing the way you want is your undoubted right. But I don’t understand why you’re making fun of the forum participants? I understand that they are not very educated and informed in terms of premades and the conclusions they make are 90% wrong, but you know that the forum is read by people who understand. Or are you just making fun of them?
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The first screenshot was taken today, the second on March 30.
I’ll take AV as an example, I’m too lazy to count the rest.
So, what do we see…
In 5 months of play, you played 89 matches, of which 73 were won and 16 were lost.
By simple calculations we see that you lose in 17.98% of matches, and your win rate is 82.02%
and this is taking into account that these are all games against other premades, with whom you play according to your own words 50/50 and against synchronizations, against whom you lose 100%.
Therefore, your win rate against random players is very close to 95%.
Yes, Fistus, precisely random players, because premades and synchronizations do not complain on the forums.
Please stop this circus with justifying your actions, which in fact are no different from synchronizations.
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No idea where you get the idea from that I make fun of anyone.
I say that sync premades are not the same as small groups.
AV is particularly easy to win on horde because alliance still rides in the most obvious ambush ever at iceblood while also splitting their raid unless they have a leader that tells them not to.
Most leaders play for the horde, there are not that many strategy callers playing for the alliance, so when I play against horde leaders, it is mostly on my alliance character Syrelix. (slightly lower stats, because I frequently play against horde leaders that are harder to beat than random teams, against random teams, I mostly win). On Syrelix, my win rate is only 59% in AV.
I usually leave these rounds and rounds that you leave are not counted in your unranked statistics. Since it’s so easy to manipulate these stats by leaving a round you are about to lose, this data is very inaccurate.
If anything, these stats show that small groups and strategy callers lose significantly more than sync premades and can be beaten.
Don’t worry they will fix the premade problem by 2045. Pinky promise.
On Ashran you also easily win 83% of games because the alliance is in ambush? (this does include playing against other premades)
Stop, Fistus
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No, because you can carry a lot by calls, a simple retreat order can save a lot of lives and turn the momentum. If your team gets nothing done in the zerg, you can still win by backdooring.
even a 83% win rate means 1 / 6 teams still defeat me.
How many can beat you when you play in sync premades?
Why not stop syncing, when a single group or leading solo is hardly worse?
We’re talking about random players now, right? There’s zero chance of winning without a leader.
Why don’t you stop being a leader on BG?
According to forum members, the fact that synchronization doesn’t break the rules doesn’t make it legitimate, and that doesn’t mean it doesn’t interfere with others’ play, right?
You’re also interfering with people’s play, you’re also leaving them no chance, and people are writing to you about it, so why don’t you stop?
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Yes, I lose to random teams occasionally when my team has very poor fighters who also disobey instructions. I don’t bring a lot of players with me, I can not reliably guarantee that my team is stronger in the fight and listens to commands.
When playing horde, I don’t face enemy leaders very often, because leaders are mostly horde players.
Objectively more than you do when you play in syncs.
It’s mostly sync premaders trying to deflect the criticism aimed at them by saying independent strategy callers are the same as sync premades.
Because it’s just communication and available to everyone. Why should I lose a round I could easily win when all I have to do to prevent that is to talk to them? Write a few lines in chat per /rw and your team makes fewer mistakes.
If anything, we need more players in the game who can lead.
And fewer sync premades. (who also run one or multiple strategy callers + 10-15 handpicked high dps / hps players on top of it)
That’s all I wanted to read 
I have no more questions.
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By communication which is allowed as opposed to shamelessly bending the rules and smuggling a dozen unbeatable fighters into the round, yes…
Until there are official bans, your premade and sync are in the same legal field. Only players can judge whether it is right or not, and in both cases, both premades and syncs are harmful to the entire community. This is what people say, Fistus, not me.
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What’s harmful to the community is creating an impossible win condition -because people will stop playing if they know there’s no scenario where they can win.
-This is exclusively done by syncing, which one needs to bend the rules to accomplish.
-A strong 5-man can achieve a higher than average WL ratio -but they don’t need to bend any rules to achieve this.
-A weak 5-man pre-made or <5 pre-made won’t create an impossible win condition.
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You are not writing this to me, but to this guy.
And many others who leave the match before it starts when they see a premade with the leader.
Personally, I am happy with everything in this game, I have written about it 357888 times.
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Syncing, which leads to win rates near 99% and leading with calls that leads to win rates between 60-80% are not even in the same ball park.
The counterplay to facing leaders is strategy calling for your team or simple luck when the enemy leader rolls a bad team, the only counterplay for syncing is also syncing, otherwise you are screwed.
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Not sure why you guys even bother replying to him.
Микайо is clearly arguing in bad faith.
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I empathise with why they leave -it’s often a really rough match.
Not just due to how strong the pre-made/leader is, but often due to the uncoordinated rando’s who don’t listen to calls (feeding one by one from Sunken into Broken).
The difference, as mentioned above, is that such a game is recoverable (to a point). I’ve seen it & done it (& such victories, whilst short lived, are sweet).
Overcoming a Qsync is basically impossible.
All this to say, I don’t believe Qsync & premades are in the same ‘legal field’.
What exactly do you not understand about these words?
YOU posted a comment. I’m replying to YOU.
If you’re going to speak on someone else’s behalf (without referencing them), you’ll get replied to on their behalf.
You’ll likely get a notification indicating someone has replied to YOUR comment.
The other guy will get one if/when I reply to them.
Which part of that is confusing you?
For your understanding of what is happening…
You are trying to argue with a player who has over 15,000 games played on two characters on an epic BG in completely different groups, solo, duo, trio, etc.
You are trying to convey to a player who has seen literally every possible outcome of matches, 20 each, nonsense about some possible, ghostly victories of randoms over an unorganized raid.
You are trying to tell something to a player who sees the outcome of absolutely any match, even before it starts. I can go on forever.
Remember this, or write it down.
Order always wins over class!
This means that absolutely any, talentless, crooked, slanted, no matter what, but organized group, has an undeniable advantage over a well-trained, but disorganized, disorganized enemy.
This is the first rule of any battle, which is written in all military craft textbooks.
I repeat once again, for the especially gifted, you don’t need to write to me who will win and in what situations, I know this even before the gates open.