SwampRabbit wrote:Oh, ok. I see what you mean. What kind of losers hack steam achievements? Well, you kinda answered your own question... losers.
Anyway, for classic King of Salem is easy to see because we have such a large player base and KluftObert far outranks us all. He is the #1 player and has been for basically the entire year. That is a fact, not an opinion. ”XYZ is the best ToS player” is, inherently, an opinion. No matter who you nominate or why.
Coven barely has any ranked players, so I don't know what would be a good determinant of Coven King/Queen. I am not sure singling out who wins most at a specific role is the best way to decide it. Who said to split it up between Classic and Coven? The wins thing was more about achievements, being the first to earn the current rarest achievement, but you could split it up any way you want. All the things you dismiss as not mattering, like game modes besides Ranked, achievements, Coven, someone could say “what if that DOES matter?” and suddenly you have a new candidate for “King”.
I still maintain that Classic ranked players are better than coven players, so I would still argue that KluftObert should be named King of all Salem.
You clearly aren't reading my posts at all and are just trying to argue with a strawman, so I'll stop here. Have a nice day.SwampRabbit wrote:Yes, I do because I have been playing tos since 2014. I have literally played thousands of chaos games in both coven and classic. I have played thousands of ranked games in classic. I have played hundreds of ranked practice in coven and a handful of ranked coven. Okay, what the hell does that have to do with ANYTHING I just said? "I play a lot so I decide what does and doesn't matter"? Please.
So when I say that classic ranked has the best players, I know wtf I am talking about. Coven players (and there are rare exceptions I am sure) are not even close to the skill level of ranked classic top 100-500 players. Again, I never said this was about Coven. You keep imagining this like it'll be two groups of people trying to coronate their champion, one for Coven and one for Classic, but in reality it will be far more than that. There are many different ways one can look for "the best".
So when I am talking about a best tos player--I am talking about the best of the highest skilled group, and that is KluftObert.
Tailslover13 wrote:I get where you're coming from with this idea, but personally I don't really like it. It pretty much just singles out one person as being "better" than everyone else. Which, sure, if they are statistically the 'best', then I get it. But in a gaming community like this...that likely will just lead to...not pleasant things. Plus, there are always going to be people who hold that top person in contempt, which would just lead to really ugly things happening and more toxicity.
For me, I don't like this dude, KluftObert. I have a completely different experience with the dude than you do, I'm afraid. In the games that I've played with him, I found him to be an arrogant, entitled, cocky jerk, and a borderline cheating/throwing gamer. He talks down to people, somehow knows information that he really shouldn't know (and you cannot say he's "just that good", so don't even try), and half the time just trolls like he's "above it all". So, for someone like myself, I don't like this person at all. If he has the most elo and whatever, then good for him. Whatever. But I don't think calling ANYONE the "best" TOS player makes sense. Nobody IS "the best". Because the game still borders on luck. Will somebody disconnect? Will somebody be AFK? Will a group of people end up cheating and not playing fairly? Will people actively throw to make sure certain people don't win? Nobody is "the best". And that's the way it should be.
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