Guild Wars 2

Just had this ranked game: http://i.gyazo.com/62fb7c75410aeee80cbe7082b8a8becd.png

5th person is missing, he left after 200 points.

We lost 500-100, or less.

Could someone explain the logic behind this matchup?

All I see is a leaderboard, nothing indicating who is on whose team.

Don’t understand what you’re asking for.

Also, why do u use external link to post an image, you can post images straight from your computer using the forums, just like I did.

uberkingkong.8041:

All I see is a leaderboard, nothing indicating who is on whose team.

Don’t understand what you’re asking for.

Also, why do u use external link to post an image, you can post images straight from your computer using the forums, just like I did.

Thats my team, the 5th guy left before I got the chance to check his rank. I got matched up with ppl that had no clue what to do and I’m asking if someone could explain how this matchup even occured with 4 ppl having percentage rank and if is this normal?

Your mmr was low or theirs was inflated and it was 4v5……

Lopez.7369:

The leaderboard isn’t indicative of skill in any way. It only measures who plays more.

they still have to win some matches, or lose with at least 400 team points scored.

and if match prediction says they only have 0 – 19% to win the match, they will not break past 200 team points at all. resulting in a -1 ladder points.

match making should be matching up teams such that the odds of winning are
either

20 – 39%
or
40 – 59%

the other 3 should be avoided
0 – 19%
~ no one likes to be stomped

60 – 79%
80 – 100%
~ well i think constantly farming players that are not up to your skill level all day is not very healthy for your own skill level as well.

if match making is able to give us matches with winning odds of 20%-39% or 40%-59% then i think the matches should still be somewhat bearable.

OP look at the records.

The percentages aren’t MMR. The percentages are based on points on ladder. All I see in your screenshot is people who haven’t been active in rank. So there’s no way of telling what their MMR is to see if it was a normal match.