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Experienced players can do a lot to encourage more 1v1. Often there's 10+ spectators in a single 1v1 room while there could be multiple ones going on at the same time.
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Experienced players can do a lot to encourage more 1v1. Often there's 10+ spectators in a single 1v1 room while there could be multiple ones going on at the same time.
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When a new player makes an account and all he sees is a 10v10 game and a 1v1 game he is likely to be drawn towards the 10v10 game. If there was a 10v10 game and 3 1v1 games going at the same time, it might for some people be different, because he would realise 1v1 is a popular game mode in this community.
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When a new player makes an account and all he sees is a 10v10 game and a 1v1 game he is likely to be drawn towards the 10v10 game. If there was a 10v10 game and 3 1v1 games going at the same time, it might for some people be different, because he would realise 1v1 is a popular game mode in this community.
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Also,
if
multiple
1v1
games
at
a
time
becomes
common,
there
will
always
be
a
wider
selection
of
opponents
to
choose
from
for
everybody
(
inluding
newbies)
.
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Also,
if
multiple
1v1
games
at
a
time
becomes
common,
there
will
be
a
wider
selection
of
opponents
to
choose
from
for
everybody
(
inluding
newbies)
.
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Why do noobs keep going to the clusterfuck teams room?