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Please Take a look at matchmaking again.

ZeroDivide
ZeroDivide Member Posts: 40
in Feedback and Suggestions

My rank 3-4 survivor frequently solo queues into matches with rank 20-14 killers, which just makes me feel sad afterwords. Usually I get matched up vs 12-9 killers, which ends up with not very fun matches.

And My rank 13 Killer almost constantly gets matched up vs rank 6-2 survivors. Its VERY rare for me to play against anyone anywhere near my rank. Again, Not fun matches.

In any case, its pretty uncommon for me to get matched up vs someone within 6 ranks of me, and I haven't been getting 3+ min waiting times for matchmaking to start looking for a wider net of people to play with.

Anyway, would you consider taking a loot at matchmaking again? Something seems very wrong with it since the last patch.

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  • Fibijean
    Fibijean Member Posts: 8,342

    The devs addressed the matchmaking issue in their most recent livestream. Here's a quote from the summary post I made:

    The devs are aware that matchmaking is in a bad spot at the moment, for both roles, specifically when it comes to queue times.

    They are looking into changing some values in the backend to improve the matchmaking experience over Christmas, so players may notice some changes in the ranks they are facing as well as improvements in queue times.

    When they come back next year, they’re going to investigate problems with matchmaking in more depth and look into some possible solutions.