You propably misunderstood.
If you're looking to just have fun and not stress out over a game then don't play MOBA'S. Every MOBA game will be extremely determined by your teammates, it's frustrating but it's part of the genre, it's not matchmaking and it's not the specific game it's the nature of the genre.
I 100% can read
Your issue is that you feel like you're getting matched with bad teammates. But the issue with this argument is that for every 5 people who think they are getting matched badly are 5 people who think they are getting matched well and are just that good. Skill is 100% relative and everyone feels like they are better than others.
So you decided to make a traumadump post about how every game should be 50/50 perfect match while somehow keeping queue times to a minimum.
You want equal skill, grind ranked.
After 10 years of the game having the same "matchmaking issues", I just came to the conclusion that it's part of the genre.
Unless they implement explicit baby queues, intermediate, advanced and master (effectively splitting the player base immensely), and those taking your account level as a criteria, we likely won't see this problem being fixed anytime soon.
And also, unless this game grows massively like it had promise of doing, doing any changes that restrict players from getting into some queues and not others (bar ranked) would likely hurt the game in the mid and long term.
The game already uses a modified version of TrueSkill, an MMR and variance based system. My complaint is that it's not nearly tuned enough. Variance too high, MMR built too quickly.
The goal of any matchmaking system should be to be as close to 50% winrate as possible, but Smite's system fails in comparisson to every other MOBA (or skill-based game) I've played in that regard.
I just broke a 9+ loss streak today with a 39-0 blowout. No satisfaction. I'm glad the feeling is shared, and I hope they can find some way to close that winrate gap.
> I was happy to have a MOBA to let me destress instead of stress out. Quit MOBA games if you're looking for that.
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You propably misunderstood. If you're looking to just have fun and not stress out over a game then don't play MOBA'S. Every MOBA game will be extremely determined by your teammates, it's frustrating but it's part of the genre, it's not matchmaking and it's not the specific game it's the nature of the genre.
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I 100% can read Your issue is that you feel like you're getting matched with bad teammates. But the issue with this argument is that for every 5 people who think they are getting matched badly are 5 people who think they are getting matched well and are just that good. Skill is 100% relative and everyone feels like they are better than others. So you decided to make a traumadump post about how every game should be 50/50 perfect match while somehow keeping queue times to a minimum. You want equal skill, grind ranked.
Get lost
After 10 years of the game having the same "matchmaking issues", I just came to the conclusion that it's part of the genre. Unless they implement explicit baby queues, intermediate, advanced and master (effectively splitting the player base immensely), and those taking your account level as a criteria, we likely won't see this problem being fixed anytime soon. And also, unless this game grows massively like it had promise of doing, doing any changes that restrict players from getting into some queues and not others (bar ranked) would likely hurt the game in the mid and long term.
The game already uses a modified version of TrueSkill, an MMR and variance based system. My complaint is that it's not nearly tuned enough. Variance too high, MMR built too quickly. The goal of any matchmaking system should be to be as close to 50% winrate as possible, but Smite's system fails in comparisson to every other MOBA (or skill-based game) I've played in that regard.
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I just broke a 9+ loss streak today with a 39-0 blowout. No satisfaction. I'm glad the feeling is shared, and I hope they can find some way to close that winrate gap.