swap luckkster!

I’m an expert in grappling. Let me compare that to Call of Duty SBMM The best jiu jitsu guys in the world don’t only train with the other best jiu jitsu guys in the world. They train with all levels. This gives the high belt a chance to work on new things while giving the lower skilled guys a chance to work defense, see possibilities, learn strategies. then of course there’s advanced training, competition training and comps where you compete against your same level, similar to ranked in call of duty. It should be opted into. This is a similar mindset to approach CoD SBMM with. Playing against your same skill level at all times doesn’t necessarily improve your skill the same way playing against all caliber of player would. and also it’s more fun. Also i haven’t bought MW4, it’s the first CoD i haven’t purchased since 2007 and im a diehard fan.