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1/7/2020 12:46:34 AM
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I'm in the US and i find that the SBMM is pretty good. They never find 12 people of my exact skill level, but many games are balanced. Of course i get the games were people leave, but i cant trust that no one will leave a game when i play with all randoms. Sometimes i'm at the top of the winning team, sometimes im at the bottom of the losing team. I still have a 51% winning percentage over 3000+ games.
They put some work into PVP for the season of undying. Maybe they arent the changes you were looking for?
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Its pretty good in the Canadian part of the Pacific North West as well. Been moving my stats up higher and higher again when I don't play mayhem for catalysts, quests, whatnot. Games have been getting sweatier, but I don't mind that at all. Keep doing well even if I lose, and have fun. As much fun as a well using, side arm cruising warlock can in 6v6 control! Could be a dad loadout with pulse and side arm, but hey, work smarter not harder. I save handcannons and snipers/shotguns for comp.
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Must be nice to experience what SBMM is supposed to be. I always end up with a 750 Bb or 2 and get steamrolled in solos.
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I suspect it depends on where you live. And of course, what time you play relative to other players. And of course, many players play through a VPN now (for example, Google seems to think I'm from Sweden, WhatIsMyIP claims I'm in Finland, even though I'm actually in North America). And of course, a lot of lag switchers and drophackers around, so you never know if someone actually rage-quit, or if they got drophacked or DDoSed. But I also play a lot of late-night/early morning and I'll often end up playing against people in Japan and Russia, or occasionally Mexico (presumably in a different time zone than me though).
