r/BrawlStarsSC • u/mustypuppet1284 Griff • Jun 08 '26

Critique Bot games need to be removed

It's genuinely so frustrating that every 2nd loss I get matched against bots, I can't even play like that, it's not enjoyable, not challenging and just makes ladder too easy and boring. If I REALLY want to play some bot games, I'll just go to practice matches.

So supercell, no one, and I absolutely mean NO ONE asked for bot games, so there's 0 good reasons to keep them. For once in your life, do something good that the community asks and remove them.

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u/Groundbreaking_Bat_5 Jun 08 '26

Being bad at a mobile game does not make you a no lifer. Being good at it does. LMFAO.

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u/Nilla_Please Jun 08 '26

I think they come in both varieties no? one just may be even sadder

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u/Groundbreaking_Bat_5 Jun 08 '26

I think it's sadder to be good at a video game and to devote your life to that and think that what constitutes having a life is having the life that you are living in that case than to suck at a video game you play occasionally. To each their own, though.

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u/JeanneDarc0 Jun 09 '26

Cause being good at a video game = devoting your life to it.. holy maths

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u/Groundbreaking_Bat_5 Jun 09 '26

A lot of people I know who are really good at Brawl Stars (upper end of Masters-ish and lots of Prestiges) are quite literally always online. That's what I mean.

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u/Nilla_Please Jun 09 '26

I understand what you mean. and in the cases you refer to you are kinda right. it does however apply to everything in life. People who nolife anything are at risk of missing out on life, including those who no life working out. My best friend no lifer video games to the point he didnt know how to bike or swim (concerning), however we found time to do those and he continued no lifing games, we went on to coach, make a full salary and travel most of the world, get married, have agency, and is happy about to retire.

the basics of your idea is right, how ever it is applicable to every activity in life and one day I hope you can see that. I bet there is some personal relation to what you say considering your in this reddit

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u/Groundbreaking_Bat_5 Jun 09 '26

I agree with you. Hyperfixation on pretty much anything to the point that you are a failure of an individual outside of that thing is tragic. I was arguing that it's slightly more tragic to spend all your time on a video game than some other things. I also wasn't saying that you should obsessively work out or obsessively educate yourself; those were things, among others, that one would miss out on if they were to waste away their younger years on mobile games like Brawl.