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Jason Schreier@jasonschreier.bsky.social · 7mo ago

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We’re deeply honored that HADES II is in the running for Game of the Year and more at #TheGameAwards tonight, especially since we’re in the company of such an amazing group of wildly different and beautiful games. Congratulations to all our fellow nominees — we salute you!! 🙏👏

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I wanted to talk a bit more about playing off meta at top level Dread is not the first time I've done this either. I tend to push off meta or unproven weapons when I notice they work for me results wise, and I am totally up to giving advice for others pushing their own weapons on how to make it here

I wanted to briefly speak on the idea that top players won't let you use off meta weapons mostly because I feel I have a very important pov here. I started using Dread late last year and at the time I did, no one had gotten a tourney win or anything in either scene with it. The weapon was entirely unproven and seen as dogshit by a lot of high ranked players for being a worse bucket, or zones cheese spam, or too slow for the meta or whatever. However when I won the first tourney I did with it, I had no trouble practicing and using the weapon in that environment. 

Maybe its different lower down, I have no idea honestly, and yes I obviously still had to get good results with it first, but I think in general you prove yourself as a player first before anything. But the idea that you can't play these weapons is just wrong, I had multiple groups play with me and I only struggle to find them now because the groups I had are now on teams (which obviously makes sense to prioritize) and I am picky on the comp I want built around my weapon. That's totally fine.