and this is where you don’t realize that you’re in that bracket, so you’re only going to play against other bad players.
i think they’re should be only one protected bracket, and that’s for the players you played against, but after that it’s free game.
i’ll use the base statistics to say that in a game like Call of Duty, i think everybody who has a .80 KD and below should be bracketed off and protected, but after that it is completely and entirely random, and connection based. the odds are, with the amount of average players in the game, those .90kd players aren’t even going to see way better players than them anyway because there’s way less better players queuing at the same time as them.
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and this is where you don’t realize that you’re in that bracket, so you’re only going to play against other bad players.
i think they’re should be only one protected bracket, and that’s for the players you played against, but after that it’s free game.
i’ll use the base statistics to say that in a game like Call of Duty, i think everybody who has a .80 KD and below should be bracketed off and protected, but after that it is completely and entirely random, and connection based. the odds are, with the amount of average players in the game, those .90kd players aren’t even going to see way better players than them anyway because there’s way less better players queuing at the same time as them.