Hello all. I play all races. I have the "hero" class unlocked on Marines. Rest of my characters in all factions are all level 4 or above. Yet 90% games I play vs chaos we lose. No matter the race/faction. Marines seem the weakest faction. My deepest respect to all marines players out there! Now I can just play Chaos too. I have the best gun in the game "Abbadon's Grace" 2x shots kills anything at any range gun! I can just log on and simply just play that gun and win most games. No need for any other equipment, skills, upgrades or a any other gun, woot! But its like taking candy from a baby. Chaos is playing on easy mode. Marines is a challenge. A challenge, but after losing a few games you feel why the hell bother. Please balance, there must be stats showing often chaos win now. Plus Orcs Q forever for a game now. (Low pop of orcs) OR We simply all end up playing Chaos and have no one to fight. PS. Do something about Premade's vs Random's Not a fun experience to be on the random player team. I've seen full clans, that's 10+ advanced players wiping out random players, then the usual "easy" etc, comments. Real good way to kill an already struggling game. Plus if a clan ever lost to randoms they should disband. And yes chaos clans, imagine the no fun zone playing against that. Just two points a view from player with quite a few hours in game time. I would like the game to grow, not make players leave in droves. Then again players can simply just roll a chaos character as its easy, but that will kill the game in the end. And I see a lot of ****** off players in game. Simply read the comments after a game. This is the reasons for my post Thank you for reading.
Really @Tact if you played all the factions for enough time to make an experienced assessment, you would not come to the conclusion that LSM is the weakest. They're the strongest. Chaos is somewhat near them in ability though, and generally is made up by less newbies and less complaining in-game, which usually explains why they tend to come out on top vs marines.
