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## Farewell, Mobile Legends: A Love Lost to Frustration
For a long time, Mobile Legends was my go-to game. Every morning, afternoon, and evening, I would delve into the thrill of the MOBA battlefield. However, after a hiatus of several months, my return has been met with a disheartening reality. The game I once loved feels like a shadow of its former self.
Classic mode, which I frequently play during my free time recently, has become an exercise in frustration. Far too often, I find myself saddled with teammates who are either afk (away from the keyboard), intentionally feeding the enemy, or simply lack the basic skills necessary for competitive play. Conversely, the enemy teams consistently seem well-coordinated and possess a strong understanding of the game. This isn't a one-off occurrence; it's a pattern I've witnessed across a staggering 20 matches, with 18 of them plagued by the aforementioned issues.
Despite religiously clicking the report button after each such encounter (resulting in what I can only assume are over 500 reports), the situation seems to have remained unchanged. This lack of improvement, coupled with the shared experiences of other players online, reinforces why I initially stopped playing Mobile Legends.
Mobile Legends, I remember, was a game I could dedicate myself to daily. Now, I find myself playing less than 10 games a day, spread across a mere 2–3 days a week. This decline in playtime extends to my friends as well; the once-dedicated grinders have largely abandoned the game. It seems the allure of fair matchmaking, even with longer wait times, has drawn them towards other MOBA titles.
Perhaps a change of pace is in order. Exploring RPGs, MMORPGs, or even the burgeoning world of NFT games might offer a more fulfilling experience. The frustration that has become synonymous with Mobile Legends simply isn't worth it anymore.
This isn't just goodbye, Mobile Legends; it's a farewell tinged with disappointment. The potential for a great game is undeniably present, yet the current state leaves a lot to be desired. Here's hoping that future improvements can reignite the spark that once captivated myself and countless others.
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