Lets Talk About 'Skill-Based Matchmaking'?
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@highOctane91prem
They have discouraged players from spending money indirectly
Not sure how many people have noticed but the ranked system is highly dependent on matches played. Just make a smurf account to see it. So far I have seen 3 lower skill tiers of gameplay as I've built my new account in the recent week.
This is the only way I have been able to enjoy the game over the course of the last few weeks.
To clarify, I'm not attempting to destroy new players. My only intention is to prevent my friends from having to play up to my regular lobby's skill level.
I certainly have no intention of buying anything on a secondary account which will only be used until I am placed in predator lobbies again.
@RwFinfrock wrote:@highOctane91prem
They have discouraged players from spending money indirectly
Not sure how many people have noticed but the ranked system is highly dependent on matches played. Just make a smurf account to see it. So far I have seen 3 lower skill tiers of gameplay as I've built my new account in the recent week.
This is the only way I have been able to enjoy the game over the course of the last few weeks.
To clarify, I'm not attempting to destroy new players. My only intention is to prevent my friends from having to play up to my regular lobby's skill level.
I certainly have no intention of buying anything on a secondary account which will only be used until I am placed in predator lobbies again.
Thanks for your response, I appreciate you taking the time to comment. An important aspect of this game was to be able to find a squad randomly to have a ball with and play with friends (New and old.). Your experience seems to be a consistent one for players on the higher tier rankings in the casual SBMM system. Making a new free account is a common thing for people who just want to experience the game seemingly without the SBMM and to play with friends.
I think people are deliberately misconstruing why people like us are making an appeal to change. But what we can learn from on a more critical note is that some people have a black and white perspective on the SBMM. Some people think it is only good. Some people think it is only bad. I'm hope this discussion analyzes and encourages an approach to the middle-ground between the two.
