Guild Wars 2

Eventually everyone gets to where they want to be. So if u aimed for Diamond, chances are you’re going to get it, just a matter of when. So my suggestion is to implement a system where division truly represent your skil level. To do this, each division has a certain amount of games you can play before you are locked out of that division. So for example, you have 120 games from start of the season to get to legendary. So if ur at T4 Diamond and you’ve played 120 games, u can’t go to legendary and you caped at diamond. And it keeps going from there. 200 games to get to diamond 250 for Ruby, etc.

Playing a certain amount of games won’t determine your skill level.

They need to sort out matchmaking, and maybe keep track of individual performance as well as team performance so if do get stuck losing you could maybe still advance pips based on your performance.

John.8507:

Playing a certain amount of games won’t determine your skill level.

They need to sort out matchmaking, and maybe keep track of individual performance as well as team performance so if do get stuck losing you could maybe still advance pips based on your performance.

Woah, I think the amount of games you play to reach a certain division truly shows your skill level. I mean if you can get to Legendary in 120 games when you need 125 pips to reach Legendary that’s MLG pro stuff and that’s who deserve the Legendary title, not people who play a ton of ranked matches with a sub 50% win rate.

Other than that, I totally agree with the other stuff you said.

Shovel Face.4512:

John.8507:

Playing a certain amount of games won’t determine your skill level.

They need to sort out matchmaking, and maybe keep track of individual performance as well as team performance so if do get stuck losing you could maybe still advance pips based on your performance.

Woah, I think the amount of games you play to reach a certain division truly shows your skill level. I mean if you can get to Legendary in 120 games when you need 125 pips to reach Legendary that’s MLG pro stuff and that’s who deserve the Legendary title, not people who play a ton of ranked matches with a sub 50% win rate.

Other than that, I totally agree with the other stuff you said.

The problem with you thinking is that you’re assuming people would not improve over time.

Bad idea!

No!