After about 800 hours or so you kinda just give into the game. You stop caring about the outcome of the trial, as you've accepted your fate once you hit that shiny [READY] . You know almost every situation that could happen. You've been exposed to good teammates, bad teammates, toxic killers, friendly killers, and of course everything in between. The only thing that can change your personal experience is you. Don't think the game will change for you, because it won't. Bring those OP items. Use those Awesome Add-Ons. Play how you want to and not how others demand you to. Once you've seen the same 12 meta perks for 600 of those 800 hours, nothing comes as a surprise. Nobody is unique. Except you. You can try to break the curse of the meta perks.

And remember.

Always say GG at the end of your match.

After about 800 hours or so you kinda just give into the game. You stop caring about the outcome of the trial, as you've accepted your fate once you hit that shiny [READY] . You know almost every situation that could happen. You've been exposed to good teammates, bad teammates, toxic killers, friendly killers, and of course everything in between. The only thing that can change your personal experience is you. Don't think the game will change for you, because it won't. Bring those OP items. Use those Awesome Add-Ons. Play how you want to and not how others demand you to. Once you've seen the same 12 meta perks for 600 of those 800 hours, nothing comes as a surprise. Nobody is unique. Except you. You can try to break the curse of the meta perks. And remember. Always say GG at the end of your match.