So far, I’m having a lot of fun playing normally.

I’m not sure if it’s due to cross-play or if it’s because it’s just starting this time, but I feel like I’ve been encountering more people who really feel like beginners.

>>1

The Switch has quite a few casual players.

If you keep bullying too much, I think the off recommendation will become popular.

>>7

Is that really how it feels?

It seems like they intentionally placed themselves quite far from the team right from the starting point, and I encountered a lot of people like that yesterday who, once downed, would spam for help and then leave immediately after dying.

At least it would be different if you could stay close to the starting point.

>>17

In other words, unless it’s a full party or something, players who are more serious tend to dislike having teammates come close to them at the start.

There might be someone waiting by your side to snatch it while you’re opening the gold box.

>>17

It’s incredibly abundant on any hardware.

This is almost what foreigners think.

By the way, the difficulty has decreased immensely due to Switch hunting.

Shinsou-kun hasn’t been causing too much trouble so far, but I think he has a good character.

I had so much fun matching in the late night and morning that I ended up playing for 12 hours.

I’m turning it off because it’s a Switch.

There are no elements that would be beneficial.

I cut it because the single junk increased.

Games like this can be quite disadvantageous if the hardware specifications are simply low…

>>8

Furthermore, the switch is not deserted outside of the late-night and morning slots, so there’s really nothing good about it.

>>9

Being able to interact with various hardware people is an advantage, right?

>>12

Is it still one-sidedly advantageous for the opponent, aside from issues like skill level?

>>8

This game has a better aim assist with higher FPS values, so even with a controller, it’s the strongest on PC.

I mean, it changes enough to affect character evaluations…

Twisted senpai is notable.

>>10

The movements of the Switch kids are so overwhelming that they get twisted and trampled on, and I finally understand why there’s all this chatter about nerfing…

>>14

The difference in speed between fps and auto-aim makes a huge difference in flavor.

Even if it’s somewhat serious, shooting down in mid-air is quite difficult, so even if it’s nerfed, it will still be quite troublesome.

I was playing on PS4, but the movement on PC is completely different.

>>11

There was a streamer who said that the behavior of the yellow β in the thread image itself is different.

I used to play on PC too, but that was a long time ago, so I can’t tell the difference.

What I often heard on the Switch was that Twisted, Kitaro Island, and Red Thunder were amazing.

Although the average firepower of Kiryushima has increased considerably now, it’s still not at its peak, so it’s dragging quite a bit.

I’ve only encountered about a handful of instances of stealing, but there are so many casual players on Switch that it’s like a hellish place.

Well, it’s better than having no one around.

>>21

As expected, there are hardly any in ranked matches, but in free matches, there are.

When you get near the Switch kids, they get angry.

>>23

I guess it’s because there’s no assurance that they will cooperate just because we’ve formed a team, regardless of whether they are kids or not…

I’m the last one standing in the final two teams at 50%, and in about three teams, I’m at around 70%. My skills are at that level, but in free matches, I play with the mindset of a solo player.

Speaking of which, students are on spring break now, so in that sense, there might be an increase in players.

To put it simply, as the level of seriousness increases too much, the platforms that are being filtered out are experiencing a decline in users, while those with a still relatively steady influx of users are mixed in, and that’s just how it is.

There are sometimes people who seem to not know the meaning of a revival card.

>>28

There might be some players who are struggling with recovery and have a wide range of abilities.

There are occasionally people who don’t really understand that picking up a card of their own color allows them to level up.

I’ll keep giving you color cards, so I really want you to remember them!

I still see that the numbers like 1 or 3 for the switch’s achievements being unlocked fairly often…

I’m a PS player, but there are always people in ranked matches, and I don’t want to be trampled by hardcore PC players who are desperate for competition, so I’ve been staying hidden.

Listening to the Switch players, I’m starting to want to go watch cross-rank matches out of curiosity!

You’ll feel motivated, right?

I can’t determine anything outside of my platform, but I wonder what the player ratio is like when they are cross-playing.

It seems that there are quite a few other options on PC.

Is it an environment where you have to team up and play with three friends, even if it’s not serious?

>>36

I don’t think so at all.

Solo random play is no problem at all.

I wonder where the information about the PC being deserted comes from… There were always people here.

>>37

You’ll understand if you touch all the platforms.

>>37

When watching the stream, I often hear them saying, “Is this a bot?”

I wonder how big the difference would be if we fought between serious players on the Switch and others who are serious.

I hear that if you can master gyro controls on the switch, it seems you can compete fairly well.

I feel like the flea market on PC and PS is quite lonely in comparison.

>>41

The flea market, if anything, is currently cross-traffic, but it was sparse after the late-night hours.

>>43

The late-night time slot is quite deserted on the Switch, huh…

>>44

The main demographic of Switch players is probably sleeping…

I had experience with PS and PC, but I never had trouble with people.

The fact that late-night hours are less populated is common across all platforms…

On the contrary, isn’t there anyone at the flea market during golden time?

Recently, bots are also randomly assigned names, so there are times when I don’t know until I try to defeat them.

>>49

It’s a BOT that can’t open profiles in the lobby.

Also, with the current specifications, if you set it to cross off, the bot will become a Earth mark.

I’m not playing it myself…

>>50

What is that nonsense…?

Most guys who only drop two cards when defeated are usually bots.

To be honest, the match below was hell from the start… It would be better to think of it as soloing with Mirio.

The fact that cross-play is being enabled now suggests that the player base has become tight everywhere.

>>55

There are on and off effects, but I wonder how effective they really are.

I think the initial PS4 was the most challenging because of the differences between the PS5 and Pro.

I was surprisingly moved to see kids genuinely glued to the open treasure chest in a situation where theory has become an obvious environment.

>>59

It’s not a story from when it became a crossover, but when I was opening a box in Black Mist and died, I was saved by a bailout, and when I opened the box, I seriously thought “Are you kidding me?” when it was snatched away.

People who don’t know about the lack of players on Steam might only be watching streamers.

Bots drastically decrease in a blatant attempt to snipe.

The worst teammate I ever had was a guy who was using a gold box and interfered by throwing down a cement block.

I was thinking that Shinsou-kun’s SP tuning and his big sister-like attitude would cause Hawkstwice to misbehave again.

So far, I haven’t met anyone, and I’m relieved.