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The MMRS is not working
I’m not gonna cry about the MMR, that’s pointless, but Im a casual player ash I, just like my teammates and I’m getting red one killers, not bad ones, they are really good killers, I not ply SWF, I’m not Consider to my self a pro player DBD survivor, so I dunno what’s happen, I barely scape from the trials and if I scape usually get hatch
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Red grades are not reflective of skill.
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I know, im getting nurses, good nurses, spirits and other high-level killers, and the difference in skill is noticeable, I repeat, I am not good, I am casual, and im getting killers with greater skill than me
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That's because those killers got stomped on at medium or high MMR by survivors who think playing without meta perks is a travesty. So they end up at the same MMR as you somehow. Which I knew was gonna happen when they implemented this awful system.
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Lol the reach.
What I observed when we were under ranks was low rank survivors getting fed to regular high ranks killers. The inverse was true too, if I got my face smashed by high rank killers they feed a low rank killer to me as a survivor.
The current system just lets the devs hide the fact.
We've been at over 3k kills for more than a year now and tribalistic killers still find something to whine about.
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And now with MMR it's absolutely no different. Bad survivors still get fed to good killers. Especially New players who play SWF. But no live in your fantasy land where everything is a killers fallacy of annoyance.
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The matchmaking seems to widen to lessen the queue times. There are very few high MMR survivors and a lot of high MMR killers at any given time. For every mildly difficult match I get on killer, I get two or three lobbies with survivors who have less than 300 hrs. The system is very loose.
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MMR is not really working when you play midnite game. lack of killer and plenty of survivor make matchmaking unpredictable
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Well I'm pointing to subsequent stats across a year.
It's better than 'because I say so' cheap talking points.
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