So someone whoâs born rich, lives with mom and dad and collects unemployment?
You forgot âlives in the basementâ
I agree. It will be called the âMediocrityâ medal. Go get it champ!
Well, win 10 matches first. No easy task. But this crap with the dudes getting 1300 wins getting medals only is crap. I donât mind if they get an additional medal, but medals should be handed out more generously here!
A medal is better. Wearing a trophy just looks silly.
Let me help you out with a little secret:
As you can see on the second image in the second post you can also create your own decorations aka medals. 
Note: That you keep the decorations even after leaving the corp, the titles of course are corp bound.
We? No, not we, you. And you donât have to. That is a conscious choice youâre making, so you have no one but yourself to blame for your lack of time, since this is a restriction you impose upon yourself willingly. The rest of us donât have this problem youâre having, because weâre able to manage our priorities properly. Maybe you should stop feeling so entitled.
Is somebody salty they didnât get their participation award in a fictional videogame?
Maybe you should have thought about living off of unemployment, being rich and living in your momâs basement before competing. That would have put you in the same level as the rest.
I do.
But I have this little trick. Itâs called time management and I spend my free time doing things that I enjoy. And if non-essential activity requires more time than I can devote to it, I donât do it. And Iâm not about to start a rant on an internet forum complaining about how I donât have the time for it, and the developers should fix that problem for me by altering the activity to fit my schedule.
Creating own medal is for losers .
Nice try. This isnât the year 2007 anymore.
Congrats for having made it in life to one (or all) of the three points I mentioned earlier. 
Youâre right. Now itâs all about equality of outcome.
Youâre salty because you couldnât devote as much time into the event as other people and that isnât fair.
So now youâre crying on the forums about it.
Newsflash. Itâs a videogame. Nothing real or of of any value will come from pixilated awards. The fact that you were out working a real job while others were sitting on their asses grinding away at something as trivial as this speaks volume.
You donât need an award for being a productive citizen. Awards can be lost, stolen, refuted, or even taken away.
Or just laughed at.
Heâs placing too much emphasis in the medal itself.
I can kinda see what heâs getting at, if they were service military medals. But outside that, the vast majority of people just donât give a â â â â if you placed first, or 100th in some videogame event.
What is happening basically is, that people that donât do anything but play all day long, get a medal during these events. Basically, less than 1%. Is that the incentive now?
Just because you donât like medals and probably never won one, doesnât mean you can be salty about people that do care about them.
Where did you get that from?
I never said that. Or even implied that.
I was actually agreeing with you on the 1% that ceaslessly play this game and contribute no real value to their fellow man or society.
The only person here who is salty is you, and its tinting how you receive what other people are saying to the point that you canât even see when someone is agreeing with you, and praising you for being a hard working productive individual.