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Edited by reegeee:
1/22/2016 1:08:31 PM
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Without sbmm you are more likely to play top players though, that's the point. Everyone has a chance to get stomped this way. If you are rubbish, deal with it! In cod 4 I had a 0.4 kd for months cos I was shite! Lol. At some point you have to take the arm bands off.
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Edited by NYDIBS: 1/22/2016 1:15:41 PMI honestly don't see a difference in matchmaking, I never or rarely got to go up against scrubs, but only faced a streamer once that I know of I also don't see as much lag as I used to except for the couple of weeks bungie was on vacation and crucible was bugged
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[quote]I honestly don't see a difference in matchmaking, I never or rarely got to go up against scrubs[/quote] That's because, you know, YOU are/were the scrub. When time moves on, you will get better. And THEN when you've enjoyed being better than average for a certain time, it WILL get frustrating if you 're constantly facing entire teams of your above average skill level. If you haven't been there, you dont know. This is not to bash you in anyway, it's quite the opposite. Just be aware that it MIGHT be a different Situation for players of a higher skill level than yours.
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I think it might go on time played quite a lot as well as kd etc. I have a stupid amount of hours in the game I literally can't play solo anymore due to the terrible lobbies I get put in. Everyone camps every sniper lane. Doors are always hard scoped. It lags like mad. I play people in Russia, Brazil etc. If I team up with a friend its totally different. Like the way it used to be. It's really frustrating
