By never playing competitive and only quick play/ arcades/game browsers, does that...

[Zahara Hassan]

By never playing competitive and only quick play/ arcades/game browsers, does that makes you any less of a skilled Overwatch player?

 

[Kenny Cook]

Hard to tell your skill in quick play I get 4 gold's most QP's and I'm not great

 

[Stacy Schwartz]

Not really, I mean I seen some shit players in comp and god like people in qp

 

[Tristan Frankland]

Yes and no. Yes because you won't be playing the game how it was intended and balanced. No because you will still improve over time with practice.

 

[Cringelord Winston]

There’s usually less to no teamwork in QP and people pick what they want, not to win

 

[Montana Nall]

Not less skilled just less tested.

 

[Dhanj Narasimhan]

People don't really play QP to win, so you wouldn't know how good you are

 

[Aaron Cooper]

Makes you a less stressed one

 

[Zahara Hassan]

All of them sounds like legit answers. The reason why I asked is that I played competitive before and the players are so toxic, that I don't know if I want to keep playing there anymore.

 

[Curtis James Littlechild]

No. Sr is just a meaningless number. Unless you’re a pro.

 

[Kai Turner]

I play comp to one-trick Widow and trigger people just by existing :^)

 

[Sebastien Roy]

I think how skilled you are depends on your skill, not the game mode you're playing. That said, I don't think quickplay is a good way of determining someone's skill.

 

[Justin Rodriguez]

Mechanically, no, but you do lack on the game sense that is needed to help you do well in comp that you can't really improve on that much in the other modes.

 

[Lucas Antunes]

Why you have my fidget spinner as profile picture?