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Dear bHVR, how good is your MMR system at readjusting MMR for players who quit for a while?

Emeal
Emeal Member Posts: 5,298
in Feedback and Suggestions

So this is really a question for bHVR, not much we can say about it and out personal experiences. Im asking cause I don't usually play Survivor, but it has not been a balanced 65% win/lose ratio.

That's why I want to ask bHVR to maybe give us some internal numbers on this. They have numbers on this.

If a player does not play a particular role for a long time, how long does it take for their MMR position to balance?
or in how many matches.

Comments

  • VomitMommy
    VomitMommy Member Posts: 2,257

    Are you sure MMR changes at all, when you are not playing?

    This is not rank system...

  • Emeal
    Emeal Member Posts: 5,298
    https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3744201#Comment_3744201

    Exactly, this is why I ask because it would be easy to not want to play when you come back and gets to lose for hours.

  • Seraphor
    Seraphor Member Posts: 9,429

    I'm not sure if this works on a per role basis, however they have explained how MMR works for players who don't play for a while.

    While your MMR doesn't decay over time, it does become more volatile. Which means when you return from a long hiatus, your first few matches will have a greater impact on your MMR.

    If you lose your first couple games upon returning, it will drop more significantly than losing a game normally, and vice versa.