@Caluka1337 You don't improve from being vaporized instantly by incredibly better players than you. You just get frustrated. New players coming into the game don't care about getting better and want to play as they are but if they get instantly taken out by some sweaty tryhard, it will simply turn them off from the game. You seem to believe that matchmaking only favors the one that try to better themselves all the time when it's actually not the case. Also, you talk like matchmaking only puts you against a twin of yours (in terms of skill) when it is not the case. It puts people of SIMILAR skill level. You will then have people slightly less good against slightly better players (in a perfect matchmaking) which will them keep things challenging but give a fair chance to everyone and the less experienced will learn from it unlike if they get instantly roasted. Finally, because you experienced bad matchmaking in OW then it must mean it will be bad in all other games? Is that your argument?
Exactly. At a casual level no one cares about wins, they just want to get at least half into the match before some sweaty Peacekeeper's them from 100 feet away.
Matchmaking should be based on KDR as well, not just level
@AyothaKAT wrote:Exactly. At a casual level no one cares about wins, they just want to get at least half into the match before some sweaty Peacekeeper's them from 100 feet away.
Matchmaking should be based on KDR as well, not just level
the matxhmaking should not in the slightest be base on levels, it should be based on wins, eliminations, accuracy and most of all the rank, there should be a ladder, hidden or not, and every team average should be close to each other on that ladder.
^ So this.
"Your champion" *Game proceeds to present some dude and his 2 butt buddies all using sh*t buckets and without any responsabilities allowing them to play for 12 hours a day*
Me and my friends (either uni students or full time workers) :
