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I think they should change the Royale format; there are a lot of people who coordinate beforehand and join in groups, while anyone entering solo just gets screwed. Plus, some players target specific opponents—always the same ones.
It would be interesting to modify the mode so we don't know who is playing. They could assign every participant a random name and avatar so no one knows who is behind each one, putting an end to the practice of always targeting the same players. Royale is a really cool game, but the deck is stacked; it’s always the same players—the same group—winning. An anonymous format would be more interesting and would reduce premeditated targeting.
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I think there should be more RNG elimination features which would make it more difficult for premades to organize or plan around. A huge aspect to the actual hunger games was random disasters and luck.
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And Royale is a really fun mode to play, but the annoying thing is that the same players always win, because they always team up and attack the smaller groups together.
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Couldn't people still tell eachother that they're joinin' outside of the website? I feel the only solution would be to have 3 games filling at once but keep it anonymous and the numbers filling anon so you can't work out which game you were added to.
Fairytales Maybe, making the games faster & shorter too so the 3 games fill faster.
Fairytales faster games always take longer to fill. The fix to a more random cast would be making royale a longer game
Sin I don't think the game is long, I think the time is okay, the real problem is the premades, the people who enter all the royales together.
Fairytales Yes, you’d still have the same friends in the game, but it would reduce the number of premeditated targets they always hunt down at the start—they always kill the same people right at the beginning of the match. If you look at recent Battle Royales, the first ten players to die are almost always the same ones, taken out by the same group. And the approach you mentioned would be cool too: opening sign-ups like in *Outcasted* and splitting the players into two or three separate games.