Not my team bots :-(

Loosing with this kills is ...

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Oof :-). It does sometimes seem like it's never one's own team bots :-).

What a kill score though!

the other guy done same amount if we count assists :) he helped his bots kill your bots :)

Yes I feel AI started to run in front of me more aggressively to block my shots :)

I killed half of his team in each round.  And my bots do nothing?

And always I start in lead and in the end time the other team kills three or four bots for the win.

The OP was an appreciative post about oppo bots being a bit challenging and not pure cannon fodder, but since we've already started off topic :-), here are my two cents:

As I've mentioned in another post, showing match results is often not an adequate way to show imbalance. I'm not saying that the problem doesn't exist, but that such a screenshot does not on its own provide evidence of the problem. As players I think the only way to truly gather evidence today is to record multiple consecutive games and show a pattern. To me, that's too much effort with no guaranteed payoff.

So what else can we do? One is focus on individual aspects of the overall problem. One of the biggest ones is imbalanced loadouts (e.g. citadel+revoker vs. scorpius+pulse cannons). Screenshots of such imbalances should be enough, assuming Plarium needs more evidence than it already has, fixing such imbalances should be simple, and it's possible that doing so will solve the majority of the overall problem.

On Plarium's part, they can add a feature to save and play back replays. Such a facility would be huge not only towards sharing cool games and game moments but also in demonstrating problems or providing evidence of cheaters. I had created a post on this a while ago and if you guys think it will help please add a comment to the topic so that it bubbles up. Without such a facility, evidence gathering is such a chore that it will rarely happen.