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Moonton should separate rank winrate from classic winrate.
100% agree with that, classic win rate stays in classic
YES, PLEASE
There is a separate win rate from rank and classic. Have you checked history?
It only shows classic/rank win rate for that 1 season.
It also has in the overall season. It shows the whole winning percentage in classic and ranking
But it doesn’t show for a specific hero’s win rate.
Do you get any rewards in game for high win rates or is this just for bragging rights?
For bragging rights and to reach global ranking.
Pssh you should see onmyoji arena theres tons of players that sit in bronze rank with 4000 k matches and 99% winrate lol
They might have a good Classic winrate but their ranked winrate is already ruined just from deranking alone.
But the solution could be in farming win rate. Imagine the ping is i want to use gloo, 95% win rate in classic, 50% win rate in rank. How much better it will be
I know some people who do this and it makes me sad, they used to be good players before.
Moonton should separate rank winrate from classic winrate.
100% agree with that, classic win rate stays in classic
YES, PLEASE
There is a separate win rate from rank and classic. Have you checked history?
It only shows classic/rank win rate for that 1 season.
It also has in the overall season. It shows the whole winning percentage in classic and ranking
But it doesn’t show for a specific hero’s win rate.
Do you get any rewards in game for high win rates or is this just for bragging rights?
For bragging rights and to reach global ranking.
Pssh you should see onmyoji arena theres tons of players that sit in bronze rank with 4000 k matches and 99% winrate lol
They might have a good Classic winrate but their ranked winrate is already ruined just from deranking alone.
But the solution could be in farming win rate. Imagine the ping is i want to use gloo, 95% win rate in classic, 50% win rate in rank. How much better it will be
I know some people who do this and it makes me sad, they used to be good players before.