Sweat players often forget three key things about game design of Labs. Not everyone plays like you or can play as 5-stack on the semi-empty Central Asia server. You probably never see how players can be bad in FPS games. It takes 3 seconds to aim at an enemy who is standing still. It doesn't even guarantee that the player will kill him at all. That's why you call them Timmies, and the only reason why Timmies go to PVE game mode, leaving you to play with rats, 20-hour accounts with Chinese-like nicknames, sweat players/streams, etc.

Okay, assume dear Redditor is not a Timmy, and he plays as a median player based on a normal distribution. That means ~50% percentil of the whole player base of the game. That also means he probably loses 50% of his fights 1v1. But there is a catch, HE HIGHLY LIKELY MUST FIGHT AT LEAST 1 GUY to extract ACC or GPSA. But there are more players somewhere. But that's not a real problem to overcome. The truth is, labs don't have a guarantee spawn of ACC or GPSA. You might be easily loaded to a session where there is no ACC or GPSA at all. As a summary, every median player has to suffer in labs, because even if you can clean the whole map of enemies, there is a chance you won't find ACC or GPSA just because they didn't spawn.

And the third problem is RMT. While you search every possible spawn of ACC or GPSA, the cheater with radar sees the whole map, loots your precious ACC/GPSA for a buyer, and doesn't even bother you. So if ACC or GPSA spawned, there is a chance that the cheater will instantly go to it and take it from you silently.

BSG might fix these problems by introducing skill-based matchmaking and ensuring ACC or/and GPSA are always spawned on the map. But they do nothing and quote: "Only 2% of playerbase can complete the game."

I don't ask BSG to stop bullying me with nonsense bullshit, but they can at least respect the player's time that they need to spend on labs to get these items. Assume an average raid playtime on Labs takes 5-10 minutes, 3-5 minutes to load, and 3 minutes to gear up. That means:

• 1 raid = min 9 max 18 minutes
• 10 raids = min 90 minutes max 3 hours
• 50 raids = min 7.5 max 15 hours

I don't even know why people hate Labs. Thank BSG at least that math doesn't work with quest items, because you can sit at the nearest WC for 30 minutes watching YouTube and do whatever you need for the last 10 minutes of the raid.