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The game doesn't SHOW the mean rating, though, it shows an 'adjusted rating'.īecause you beat someone who had a higher rating than your own, the system increased your 'variance' value. When you win a match against an opponent ranked higher than you, you get a larger increase in your 'mean rating'. The stickies do a good job of explaining that, if you care to read them. Sure I'm winning alot but this is boring af and I'm hardly advancing. Until then the system clearly needs some work because right now I'm seal clubbing Grade 8-10s and it's getting old real quick. Originally posted by Tsubaki:Explain to me that with a 60% win ratio I'm still only getting 8-14 points a match.

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I just don't think a smaller indie title on Steam should require more dedication than professional Starcraft. Keep the discussion on how winning 30 games in a row for 200 MMR is perfectly fair and engaging if you wanna.

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This game is great fun, but very few people can afford to tackle it like it's a second full time no pay job.Įdit: After seeing just the amount of time and effort I'd have to put into this to actually climb, I've decided it's honestly not worth it. Right now, a rank can easily go past 100 matches depending on your luck and performance.

Winning somewhere in the 50-70 range and losing somewhere in the 30-60 does wonders for Street Fighter's longevity and their playerbase's dedication.Ī rank should be somewhere in the 10-20 matches range.

It's much easier to just deal with your seventh loss in a row against ranks 12+ with an In Placement teammate when you're not gonna lose another 30 points that you'll painfully regain over 6 matches. This plan would kill two birds with one stone and greatly diminish toxicity too. In the long run, it's always better to have a happy playerbase than one that's constantly frustrated. Shamelessly reward good performance, specially against those of higher rank, and don't punish bad performance too hard. The ranking system should play out more like a fighting game. This does not play to some of the game's strengths, those being quick rounds and small numbers.īecause we're small teams, keeping a winrate that reflects your skill is somewhat easier than in say, League of Legends. The matchmaking is distinctly MOBA-like, going for thousands upon thousands of matches. This is a MOBA game, but it's a smaller one. If you're curious about this battle, right, check out the words associated with young Matthew Cox's bold declaration that, 'If you've ever enjoyed a teamfight in a MOBA, I can guarantee you'll get a kick out of Battlerite.Right now, climbing a rank is a tall order. The finals will be on February 25th and 26th, packing a prize pool of $10,000. Stunlock have already picked several teams to invite but will also hold open qualifiers for a few spots. Would you say he gets his 'rage on'? Stunlock, you geniuses, you've done it again!Īs for that tournmanet I mentioned, it's named ' Enter The Arena''. That means he whacks people ruddy hard, see: For now, the arena serves as a decent place to find work and set the wheels in motion for his retaliation.' He was a well-respected figure among the kingdom's warriors, until he was exiled due to the manipulations of Pestilus. 'Raigon is a flexible melee character, skilled in two-handed swordsmanship and martial arts. The Exiled Prince will arrive in Wednesday's update, which will kick of Season 2 and also overhaul matchmaking and rankings a little. Stunlock Studios have also announced the first official tournament, coming later this month. Raigon, The Exiled Prince is a chap swinging a honking great sword, and I'm led to believe he's another Battleriter based on a character (Reaver this time) from the game's spiritdad, Bloodline Champions. Battlerite, the arena brawler presumably named after an all-night brainstorming session when a producer murmured 'So you, like, er, battle, right?' and the room erupted into applause the exhausted producer couldn't understand, this week welcomes a new warrior.