Skill-based matchmaking has the gaming community almost split down the middle with high skill players advocating against the system as it forces them into intense, ‘sweaty’ games while those players on the lower end of the bell curve enjoy the system as it means they can play the game without getting repeatedly stomped by pro players. It's the biggest "fuck you". Given that, Destiny 2 players were concerned when they noticed that matchmaking was slower than normal and many of the matches were more competitive (or “sweaty”) than they had been in the past. When I play Crucible now, it feels like an overly aggravating grind towards something, in my case completing the Grimoire, rather than an activity I legitimately enjoy playing. On the other hand, I guess it also means that random solo players are the ones getting matched up against teams where most of the players are beneath their skill level but they have one or two guys pulling up the average, so a better time for them. Hol's dir bei Google Play. Surprisingly, I haven't had a single match that was less than 6000-10000. The good news is that Bungie is investigating the issue and a change was not made on purpose. I usually give up and say screw it! I will never forget that series of matches. So much of this. Welcome to Destiny Reddit! This sub is for discussing Bungie's shared world, action FPS looter-shooters: Destiny 2 and its predecessor, Destiny. Surely it's not that hard to find a handful of players within x distance of my skill rating, with sub 100ms of ping? This may take some time... Es ist dir nicht gestattet, diesen Inhalt zu sehen. Bearbeiten
I'm flattered by how good Destiny thinks I am at PvP. Could not agree more! I see why they gave me those opponents, I'm a pretty good player and was on a hot streak, but I don't understand how they gave me those teammates. But then ever since this Iron Banner I took it as a challenge to carry my team to victory (there were 1 or 2 other good players, the rest were mediocre). Destiny 2. I was able to get my team to win against the full team by barely anything. Destiny 2: Forsaken releases September 4, 2018 for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Press J to jump to the feed. If nothing else, Bungie should address what is going on and likely implement some form of fix – at least for strike matchmaking before the launch of Forsaken next week. I want to like crucible but Bungie just doesn't want it to be apparently. Many will remember that the feature was accidentally turned off by a bug and since then Bungie has yet to say whether they planned to turn it back on. So every time i'm going against absolute sweats when playing with them. In this particular IB, I kinda feel like playing against full teams has been less of a stomp. That being said, it is entirely possible that skill-based matchmaking was always meant to come back and this is a return. Posten. I always get paired with randoms against a full party and it's almost always a full party of d-bags who taunt and tbag after every kill, then send a message after game saying "Lol get gud!" Benimm dich. We played I think 3 matches with the same team, a few shotgun warriors, snipers, and primary users. I go 21-7 with 11 assists and 2700 points, On the Bright side medal, my team loses 10,000 to 6,000 with me scoring almost half of our points. An owner of every console since Atari, Anthony is willing to try any video game, good or bad, but prefers the ones that involve a deep and involving story. When you require me to play Rumble matches (which dont allow fireteams btw) for a quest against thats matching me against players with [b]Not Forgotten[/b], it quickly becomes “Who can get 2nd place, Who can get 3rd place,” ect. I have no idea why Bungie has made the Crucible only operate on SBMM without any unranked playlists, but doing this has killed all the fun I had in the Crucible. For Destiny 2 on the PlayStation 4, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Crucible matchmaking needs to be skill based". There were a ton of changes included with the update, including a rebalancing of weapon damage and a new rewards system built around challenges instead of milestones, however not everything changed in the game was outlined by Bungie.