Anyone understand the concept of elo farming more then I do? I say friends jump over 200 this weekend and I did maybe 30 winning most of my games. I'm currently sitting at a 1.08 kd and a 1276 elo.
Edit: I was asking to have a basic knowledge of how elo works, not to start elo farming. Thanks
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i already replied to this but i will do it again because its funny so here goes [quote]please delete your account lol[/quote]
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1 ReplyWho cares about your stupid elo? Stop caring about stupid stats like that and your gaming experience will improve.
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3 RepliesWin all of your games against better opponents. You beating three 1000's doesn't give you anything. You winning against 3 2000's gives you a lot.
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Play more and win your sweats matches! Scrubs give you crumbs but sweats give you bicuits. In terms of elo.
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1 ReplyBecome a no life who cares about nothing but some numbers on a screen.
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Get a fireteam of committed players.
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1 ReplyEdited by Oh Pie Dragon: 3/8/2017 3:34:27 AMI'm not a doctor but, I'd recommend that you not bother trying to farm elo and just stick to winning WARNING [spoiler]the chemicals accumulated while elo farming may cause some harmful side effects. Side effects may include but are not limited to: loss of brain cells, mental retardation, elitism, autistic screeching, salt, hate mail, rage, early bedtime dictated by your mother, divorce, cankles, bedsores, cheetos and Mountain Dew overdose, whining on the forums, and malignant tumors[/spoiler]
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Its based on the average elo of your team versus the average elo of theirs. If your friends had a low average elo and beat good teams they would jump up a lot. You could win a lot of games, but if you've got a very high elo player and you're playing teams whose average is lower it won't go up much. Also it goes up or down the same amount for every player in the fireteam so if you were playing with those guys your elo would go up at the same rate as them.
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please delete your account lol
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1 ReplyPoop on scrubs
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1 ReplyWinning
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4 RepliesDon't bother with elo