PROlapse said:
MasterP said:
He won’t. Mainly because gamers have better things to do with their time than sit around in a small room and play the same games with the same people every day. At least online there’s diversity.
You don’t improve playing against the same styles all the time, you improve by playing against many different styles and learning the patterns.
In-person multiplayer is actually more about social relationships than it is about being competitive.
I know, I used to be a console player IRL.
Some of WCU’s console players, well, get into the game a little more than I’m used to.