SMZero

I came back to TFT after a few years of not playing.

The game got better in some ways, feels more polished. But also, it feels like the pieces aren't impactful. it feels like if you don't have specific conditions, then it will not work.

it is as if I don't have the freedom to explore different lines, and the game is all about just optimizing as much as you can predetermined lines.

It makes even worse that in this set you don't even have access to all the pieces. You have to do unnatural things like putting a stoneplate on a carry. other lines like Aurelion you have to put 5 specific pieces on board

My peak was set 5.5, around top 200 in my server (BR) and at that time i felt like i could

I came back to TFT after a few years of not playing.

The game got better in some ways, feels more polished. But also, it feels like the pieces aren't impactful. it feels like if you don't have specific conditions, then it will not work.

it is as if I don't have the freedom to explore different lines, and the game is all about just optimizing as much as you can predetermined lines.

It makes even worse that in this set you don't even have access to all the pieces. You have to do unnatural things like putting a stoneplate on a carry. other lines like Aurelion you have to put 5 specific pieces on board

My peak was set 5.5, around top 200 in my server (BR) and at that time i felt like i could

Happened twice: ask for alliance, the guy takes too much time, I attack for any other reason, but accepts the offer just as I begin to attack, and I become a traitor. fix pls

>you offer alliance
>guy full sends you, get a city or two
>he accepts alliance

why wasnt this fixed already?

it seems like 90% of the games are just a guy who spawns relatively alone, eats the NPCs and snowballs without anyone else having the chance to do anything. is it by design or am i playing wrong? what can i do to stall against these guys?

I've loved the game since I started playing—so much that I actually got kind of addicted. It’s fun and challenging. Since everyone always wanted to play DPS, I didn’t mind filling in as support or tank, and eventually, I became a main tank in competitive. I spammed games and climbed to Celestial 3! (Even though I later dropped to GM, lol.)

But what was once fun became monotonous. I was always the one playing Magneto or Strange if no one else picked a tank. More often than not, I ended up as the solo tank. Sure, it's viable, but because of that, DPS players insist it’s your fault if you’re not their personal shield and refuse to pick tanks like Thor or Hulk. I'm over it.

Playing solo tank

I'll start by saying that I actually like the system. It's very rewarding to see the MVP/SVP. It makes victories flavorful, and defeats less sour.

The problem is, by my experience, that it's not rewarding players correctly. I'm seeing too many players dying a lot but having inflated stats, therefore getting mvp/svp. Today I saw I guy (GM2) dying 19 times and getting svp. It's more than 2 minutes out of the game. How come? Deaths should weight negatively way more than they currently do (if they do at all).

Furthemore, there's also a problem of incentives. Players might feel motivated to inflate their own stats in bad games so they get the reduction in lost points, instead of focusing on win

I'm gonna start this by saying that I'm fully aware of the arguments. I didn't care much about the whole EOMM debate because I thought that it really doesn't matter. If you play enough, you are gonna fluctuate around your true ranking with ~50%wr. I also have experience in other competitive games, and it's very normal to have win and loss streaks. I mean, if you toss a coin 100 times and make a list with the results, you will see that it looks a lot like the history of a random player that played 100 games.

But in Marvel Rivals is different. The streaks feel exaggerated. In other games, I would win streak, then I would start being the problem in my team, since my elo was inflated by luck,

The piriformis is usually regarded as being a muscle in the glutes. This is not true. As you can see here, it actually starts in the pelvic floor. If you just google about it, its not that obvious.

Here are its trigger points. You can focus on these regions to relax. Massage can also be helpful to the glute part of the muscle, as it can be reached.

(M25)Hi. My symptoms are discomfort in the pelvic area and frequency/urgency.

Lots of people here talk about breathing, which is very important, but it is not as trivial as it seems. There is a learning curve. I tried breathing before but only got it right after downloading an app called Breathe. You probably should do this too.

Try for ~10 minutes. If you do it right, at some point you should feel as if some muscles that are deep inside your belly (that you usually dont feel) are touching the insides of your belly. When I do this, stretching gets way easier and I can stretch right on the spot of most discomfort. I felt better after literally the first time doing this.

Hope thi