Maybe if people made even teams instead of looking to pad their records, fewer people would leave mid-game. I'm not making excuses for the disconnecters, because they piss me off too. But all I've seen so far are team-stackers who kick people if they even mention re-organizing the teams so the games will play out better.
How can a game sell so well and have so few people playing it online? And furthermore, how can a game supposedly known for its "more mature" online community be comprised of nothing but dudes who stack the teams and insist on playing that way? Smurfing is a fact of life with these games, but players with 100+ wins are clearly experienced, and stacking them on the same team and then insisting "it's balanced" ruins the experience for everyone. In my last game, the other
I'd really like to find some multiplayer matches as well. My in-game name is the same as my forum name. (Planetary)
I got this game earlier this week and messed around with single player vs AI games just to get a feel for how things work. Tonight, I logged on to multiplayer to find only two other players, both unresponsive, and not another soul in sight. Is this normal? I'm not expecting the kind of numbers that, say, C&C has...but for a game that's supposedly one of this year's best-sellers, there's got to be more people looking for multiplayer matches. Even a dead RTS like BFMEII
