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11/21/2019 7:47:13 AM
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The only decent argument against SBMM is that low skilled people in a fireteam with high skilled people suffer.
The rest of it is "I want to stomp bad players", or that but reverse engineered and spun into "How do you know how good you are?", as if there isn't a mode to show and work out how good you are
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작성자: Boosted 11/21/2019 6:28:10 PMThat isn't the only argument. You choose to only see that argument because SBMM probably benefits you. SBMM doesn't factor in connection and when you are facing the best players around for this game it is impossible to tell you who would actually win a gunfight in a LAN setting. The matches are full of intensive LAG. When you reach about 1600 + elo you start to facing nothing but people way out of your skill level as well. SBMM will put those people into matches with players in the top 100 because there isn't enough players to pull from to make matches. SBMM should only be in a competitive playlists period. Same way every other game has done it in the past. A bunch of casual playlists with a competitive ranking mode on the side. This protecting the average joe from other players is a sick mentality. You want me to face top 100 every time I get on a winning streak, all the while you're facing potatoes?
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And this is the legit problem. There needs to be a better balance so there are clear modes where friends can have a good time (And good players can stomp scrubs), or someone like me can just be bad and win instead of performing "better" on a team of potatoes. Having mostly one or the other serves to massage the egos of one type of player or the other.
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I don’t need to stomp potato’s I need for it to be balance because I mainly play survival and my friends give or take is all 1.1 and everyone we face are 1.6 kds sometimes they do face 1.1s but it’s not as often
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It's a terrible system. People who play with their friends exclusively will have an elo that doesn't really reflect their individual skill level. Once your friend plays alone he will still be put against try-hards if you are consistently winning matches when you play with him. Anyone who defends SBMM in every single playlist is in denial about trying to get good. They are looking for a safety blanket.
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Necessarily it’s true if you have low skilled players while your high skilled you tend to face only high skilled and your teammates becomes a burden in every game. Second issue with it is higher the skill, higher the problem lag and latency becomes. Lag is minor but latency is a big issue, where I could take cover while getting shot at and still be taking damage even though he can’t see me
