Lets Talk About 'Skill-Based Matchmaking'?

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@DoYaSeeMe wrote:

@JiboTVHe asked me personally, I answered with my view. I see no issue here. But it's pretty ironic that he was "punished" with a win. Also, talking about "zoo predators" isn't at all off topic. It's the SBMM that brings them out. People are crying about k/d ratios falling around here as well.

I'd like to see people bringing queue numbers into the discussion. If a queue is 60-100, SBMM can barely have any influence. To fill a lobby with those 0.2% top players. the queue needs to stay around 30.000 at any given moment. But with queue numbers dozens to hundreds of times smaller, SBMM is barely able to separate beginners from the high skilled players.

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Regardless if he asked you personally, my point still stands in that your response is disingenuous or ignorant. You cannot just waltz up in the shoes of someone who experiences lobbies that you don't and act like you understand that level of difference between your lobbies one for one and say whether you'd prefer them. So you are either disingenuous and know your lobbies cannot be compared or ignorant to the fact your games are so different right now. Also, those mindless responses dismissing the point of the discussion by just stating "Zoo predators.", "You just want to be fed." are off-topic ad hominem and irrelevant to the topic of my post based on what I've written. I'll shut them down as I please or ask forum moderators to remove them because ad hominem is not healthy to discussion and is off-topic. Unless you disagree? In which case, (And this is an ironic use of sarcasm if it wasn't clear.) you should just get back to dying in bronze and git gud and stop spamming predators because ur mad at players for being better. See how useless that comment was? Anyways.

Queue numbers in regards to what? My queues are a bit longer than most lower ranked players I associate with. I am pretty patient so I do not mind too much and it seems like they are trying to fix that. Also, the idea that SBMM cannot 'take effect' because queue times are only 60-100 seconds seems like a really weird argument that does not have much basis. It is a priority based system to my knowledge, so the idea that SBMM has barely any influence seems just wrong unless you have information I don't.