Yet again strong disagree, BR’s are supposed to be random, and plus you can’t put new players against new players and not expect them to get better....faster at looting, better at aiming, and game sense to know the feel of what to do and when to do it.
skill based match making will just stagnate people’s skill level.
Or to use a different example. Do you learn chess by getting crushed by Garri Kasparov or by playing against similarly experienced players?
Do you learn the piano by forcefully trying to play the hardest piece you can find or do you work your way up from simple pieces?
Did 5 year old you get thrown in a Bugatti before learning how to ride a bike?
Only saw this after my last reply and your examples are rediculouse and extremely situational, and extreme, gaming is different, I believe getting stomped on is the only way to get better, my first FPS was CoD4 and I never went positive on any game, and when I did I would rejoice, then by the time MW3 came around I was entering competitions and come 2nd and 3rd constantly.
Constantly getting stomped on increased my reaction time, my hand to eye coordinasation, and the ability to adapt to certain situations.
Getting on stomped on is the FIRST learning curve to ANY game, you are new and other people are better, now improve!
You seriously think learning in gaming is different than EVERY SINGLE OTHER ASPECT IN LIFE? School subjects, you start with easy stuff and work your way up. Work, you start out doing the easy stuff and work your way up, any sport, you start easy and work your way up, any other skill in the whole world you start simple and gradually get to more complicated things as you get better. Gaming? Nah bro you have to get stomped on with no chance to register what the hell even happened to get better.
Does that make any sense to you?
I got better at all those things by actually getting the chance to survive long enough to try them out. Do you think a 0.5 second long firefight where you're instantly downed teaches you more about how to aim with a Wingman than actually shooting a few mags of it in an extended firefight against someone who doesn't instantly knock you down after you miss your first shot?
