Skill based matchmaking

@xXKrazy_SpadeXx

I've said before, and I'll reiterate here: I believe the matchmaking algorithm judges your skill and uses that data as part of the way it matches you. It also looks at how "hot" you like a match to be to give you a "willingness" mmr. I think the games sees your total matches, total kills, and total wins, and makes the deduction (right or wrong) that you favor engagement over strategy, and it extrapolates a willingness to keep queueing up regardless of wins, regardless of k/d, as long as you get gun fights, even when you don't win them. If I had to guess I would say that you probably prefer to be fighting as soon as you hit the ground, or as soon after as possible. Would I be stretching to say that you've even been known to abandon your jumpmaster if you felt the drop was too cold?

If you demonstrate to the game that you want action above any other factor then the game will feed you into the meat grinder. If you start playing it cooler and more strategically, then odds are good your kills per match will go down, your win rate will probably go up, and the game will think you're less willing to allow yourself to be fed to better players just for an adrenaline fix.

It's all just a theory, but it seems to work that way for me.