I love crucible, when there is a balanced match where each person in the match is of an even skill level.
When i get thrown into games with a full enemy team of top 1% trials players, its not even remotely balanced or fun.
I would rather be playing american players with 200+ ping than have to deal with the bullshit oceanic matchmaking that we get thrown into.
I saw maybe 1 or 2 hackers during SBMM, as soon as it went to CBMM hacking went through the roof. Multiple times a day i braytech/DTReport people just to see they have 100% accuracy in multiple concurrent games, with absolutely garbage stats in previous seasons. Did they get a new gaming chair to help them go from 0.6KD to 3+KD in a single season? NO.
Theres an oceanic clan of trials/comp players that you see stacking crucible on the odd occasion, every single game you are lucky if your team even lands a single kill on them because they all just steamroll you so hard you dont even get a chance to spawn. (Still incredibly sus of their whole clan, suspected them cheating for years, multiple trials games they play with people that have 100% accuracy, Some of them have brand new accounts every couple of seasons, so most likely banned on their main accounts)
The crucible is in the worse state i have ever seen it.
Enough with the CBMM bullshit.
Bring back SBMM, ill take laggy guardians over blatant hackers.
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9 RepliesEdited by Rain: 7/20/2021 6:15:07 AMNope, quickplay should have the fastest matchmaking available at the moment with the best possible connection for everyone. Why should someone that is better than you have to be punished with longer matchmaking and more latency just so that you can be catered to in a quickplay playlist where everyone is playing for the same stakes and rewards. If we are talking about a competitive ranked playlist where performance is tracked and rewarded, sure. If you want matchmaking to take into account skill, play comp. Also, pretty shitty that you think it's OK for cheaters to match the higher tiered players as long as you aren't affected.