Quitting without taking a loss.

[Tweedy]

Is this possible? I just started playing again a couple days ago, so I haven't been in the loop when it comes to online cheeseball tactics.

I played a guy today on xbox who had a record of 157-1. I haven't decided whether or not I should post his gamertag here, but anyways, he was your typical Ermac d3 spammer. I beat him pretty easily. Although, as I was hitting my brutality, the game froze, and instead of just going through or saying that my opponent left the lobby, it said that the session is no longer available when Kung Lao was doing his celebration dance. I didn't receive a win.

So is this a frequent issue online? I took a look at the xbl leaderboards and saw another guy that had a record of 458-0. It's getting harder and harder for me to take the online somewhat seriously.

 

[Steven_a]

Step 1. Pick online character (Cassie/Ermac/Mileena...)
Step 2. Mash moves unsafe as fuck but still safe cuz online
Step 3. Lose round 1
Step 4. Repeat step 2
Step 5. When about to lose, remove ethernet cable so your opponent doesn't get their win and you don't get a loss.
Step 6. Repeat steps 1-5.

Daily schedule of a rage quitter. So yes, it is possible.

 

[Tweedy]

Player matches are basically the way to go for me. I've come across several players who were decent and played a FT10 or even more. Ranked just seems to be a bunch of laggy douchebaggery where you don't even get the win half the time.

 

[jharris]

oh it happens all the time on xbox live. devstator mk does it, also a guy called beastly talents, just to get a good looking record lol. so sad

 

[youthinkyoubadyouaintbad]

not sure about all that but divineknives is the best

 

[STB Shujinkydink]

Absolutely. Our good friend @Crawlingshadow uses it whenever I own him online.

 

[fight60]

Yeah, on PS4, we have the same shit. I beat the #1 1v1 ranked match guy twice (both on video) and he DC'd both times not before talking shit on the mic, it's pretty sad.

 

[ShotgunInsanity]

He must be a hacker