1. A clan who is out for a "weaker" opponents is going to be looking for a group with no communications, split screeners and low level players anyways.
Its inevitable to find yourself against "weaker" players but far to many times I have seen clans leave because they don't want to deal with the "statistically" better opponents. Of course we all know spiltscreeners on a opposing team is an almost guaranteed lose for them.
2. Random players will leave, no matter the stats, if they see they are facing a clan. I know this because I can play with my clan members who range from a .9 KDR to 1.3 KDR and players still leave.
I am referring to be "pre match" status. Players leave all the time for what ever reason, that is not the problem. But when players have access to checking "stats" and basing their decision on that alone.
With such a short time between matches, I don't believe that there are that many players checking the leaderboards that often. See number 2.
They do, trust me.
Looking at stats, I can develop a game plan against my opponents. If they're play KC and have a high KDR but low number of tags collected, I know I can look for a defender.
This is logical, and sounds right but who really does this? Players pick and choose lobbies based on one thing (not all do this): Whos on top of the leaderboard statistically.
Thanks TBD for your input, its good and we disagree on this but thats what we strive to figure out. Thanks man.
