I'm on the fence about it. Ranked matchmaking is great for match quality and challenge, but at the same time, I enjoy seeing people of different skill levels. Yes it's frustrating to get wrecked by some 8574 kills TTV player, but it's also very satisfying to solo a squad of players who are a bit below you in skill. The latter reminds you of your own improvement.
The argument that new players can't improve in this environment is false. I was as new as anyone, I had never played a BR and not played an FPS in about 15 years, yet I've improved a lot.
@nooblet123 This only applies when there's a small difference between the two squads in terms of skill. If you put a pro hockey team against a hockey team made of kids and the pro hockey team played seriously, the kids would NEVER either enjoy the game nor even have a chance to improve as they get destroyed without really even understanding wtf happened. Somebody that just started playing (and put in a squad of randoms) shouldn't be constantly put in the same game as multiple squads of premades sweaty TTV's with 4k+ kills communicating on discord with practiced and established teamwork and cohesion.
