@Palette24caratsyou always bring up the "best" team mates. idk what you are reading, surely not my posts ... also that privilege blabla ?!?! i said same "skill-bracket" team mates and opponents. that doesnt mean the "best" , but the most suitable to make a leveled match.
"Your data still doesnt differentiate that."
I made an list of examples, ending with "whatever" ... means : there is a lot more metadata you can take into account to fit the needs, pretty sure you can differentiate quite good on what Respawn has collected so far ...
You might have some kind of relief soon according to this tweet from today
Take "Time to Loot" for instance, doesnt matter if youre more focused on either attack or def, that number will def. tell you if smb is a complete beginner or not. no advanced player spends half an hour thinking of which hop-up would be the best for which weapon. smb who literally flys through the lootmenu has a good chance of being well advanced.
Usage of certain advanced movement also indicates deeper ingame knowledge, no matter the playstyle.
You might even be able to fingerprint certain playstyle traits, to determine which teammates actually fit.
Combine Aggros with alike, combine the slow-game lovers. would make the game much more enjoyable for everyone. I guess the new hardcore mode could be a step into this direction.
level tells you nothin, you can lvl up by simply being the 5th wheel on the wagon.
the way you interact with the lootbox tells way more about someones "skill", you can clearly spot differences between a novice/advanced or master player.
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