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Let's Assume Your MMR (Doesn't Matter)

Sepex
Sepex Member Posts: 1,451
in General Discussions

Let's just say 1100 is the lowest number and 1900 is the highest. Based on this where would you put your current mmr at?

Myself:

Survivor - 1400

Killer - 1600

Comments

  • dugman
    dugman Member Posts: 9,713

    Just FYI the devs did mention in a chat that there’s not a hard cap on the MMRs, those 1100 and 1900 numbers that float around from data pulls are if anything soft caps.

    I don’t know where my killer rating would be, above average but not top tier I’m guessing? Depends a great deal on the specific killer too.

    Survivor I’m bottom of the barrel, I never play survivor.

  • Marc_123
    Marc_123 Member Posts: 3,650

    Judged on my opponents and teammates i get, i can pretty sure say my MMR is between 0 and 10.000

  • ThatOneDemoPlayer
    ThatOneDemoPlayer Member Posts: 5,623

    Around 1600 on Killer I guess. Pretty good Survivors but not close to top tier by any means

  • Sonzaishinai
    Sonzaishinai Member Posts: 7,976

    1900 is the soft cap. It's a point that if really high mmr people can't find a match it defaults to that to ensure they don't end up in 3 hour lobies.

    If you find your opponent to really vary in skill level you're probably around the soft cap.

    It's probably not even that high in the grand scheme of things. Pretty sure that 1900 is between avarage and above avarage players

  • SUGR0B
    SUGR0B Member Posts: 23

    I will assume that this conversation is useless. The hidden MMR is an anecdote that the developers told us. You just need to laugh and move on. When they have something to tell us, the MMR will become visible in the game.