LSM isn't under powered we just have way more glue eaters then the rest. LSM has more people shopping for a kill count than cap points or guarding anything. LSM teams kill me more mowing me down with the enemy because screw friendly fire or team work...
Be aware that even back in alpha when LSM and CSM were perfect mirrors of eachother, CSM were still crushing LSM.
though to be fair back then mark of nurgle didn't help balance at all for the longest time. Still, even with all factions receiving a wave of new players the sheer amount that the marine factions are getting will dilute the veteran players contribution to matches unlike with the xeno factions where they're more likely to have a greater ratio of experienced peeps. Eager for our stats guy to show us the results!
Off course the only reasoning can be applied, he is talking about new players of all faction with remark about LSM new players being less cooperative than the other. By the way LSM being the more populated factions as DJPenguin say our vets are more diluted or are in warparty.
Wow, a broken record Lemme give you a little anecdote. Playing my Scorp on Pegasus, guarding C on the boxes. LSM newcomer comes in and tries to cap. I grenade him, restock and back to lurking. Same newcomer tries again. Grenade, restock, moar lurk. Third time... same procedure. Fourth time, he comes with a buddy. I grenade both since they stand next to each other on the cap. Mind you, I was always at the same spot and the grenade flying arc clearly gives my position away. I've guarded C Pegasus quite often. What I describe above does NOT happen on the other factions (yet). I get them maybe twice, then they got the hint and come in force or start checking the room for me first and force me to fight or withdraw. Hell, even if they don't find me, at least people start checking the corners of the room. Extreme example but indicative. LSM are the least likely to get the hint "Hey, there are two LSM corpses at that cap terminal. MAAYBE I should check the room and get some backup first".
You're talking about potato heads that will chuck a grenade at the feet of 4 allies to kill one whatever.
No, I'm describing an entirely different quality of oblivious. The "Learning resistant even under pain" kind.
