Guild Wars 2

Hi All,

I know the average que is an indication of how many players are available for matches.
Consistently I’m facing 6mins que’s on average vs 2 min average que time.

I’m only Emerald Tier (4) – usually bouncing one or two pips away to getting into Saphire.
The problem I find with long ques> average is the increased likelyhood that you are going to lose the game badly or the match is unbalanced.

This means getting your 5 wins (or more wins/losses) is near impossible.

I’ve found que times which are fast or close to average increases the chance of a close match or win.

What have been your experience with que times vs likely hood of a decent match?

That’s because many player has stopped playing solo and runs with their premade team only. Also a lot of people have quit the game/pvp when anet failed once again with these so called divisions.

The Ace.9105:

That’s because many player has stopped playing solo and runs with their premade team only. Also a lot of people have quit the game/pvp when anet failed once again with these so called divisions.

That’s a pretty huge assumption you are making. “Failed yet again”. The fact that you don’t like it hardly qualifies it as a failed system. As it stands, it’s way better than the ranked system we had before. I’d also like to see some stats regarding “A lot of people have quit the game/pvp”.

ZachAttack.3957:

As it stands, it’s way better than the ranked system we had before.

It’s not hard to be marginally better than “crap”. kitten Anet apologists.

Pakkazull.6894:

ZachAttack.3957:

As it stands, it’s way better than the ranked system we had before.

It’s not hard to be marginally better than “crap”. kitten Anet apologists.

This pretty much. But it doesn’t matter how good you are if you soloq because you will still get an occasional bad player (or more than one) that will drag the team down with them.

ZachAttack.3957:

The Ace.9105:

That’s because many player has stopped playing solo and runs with their premade team only. Also a lot of people have quit the game/pvp when anet failed once again with these so called divisions.

That’s a pretty huge assumption you are making. “Failed yet again”. The fact that you don’t like it hardly qualifies it as a failed system. As it stands, it’s way better than the ranked system we had before. I’d also like to see some stats regarding “A lot of people have quit the game/pvp”.

I have played this game since launch and almost everytime people ask something anet fails to make it. There might have been 1 or 2 good updates but most of the time it’s dreams shattered by some stupid thing based on something about everyone gets everything and people have no time to play games.

Anet is a stubborn company that wants to do their own systems and stuff. A system that works in other game can’t be copied to gw2 and it must be made unique which often fails horribly. Sure they say they listen and sometimes they make some changes based on what people say but those are quite rare. QoL patches come to this game very slowly and there is still bugs from a long time ago that are still in the game.

Sometimes I really wonder if someone in anet really reads suggestions. If something sounds nice it must be discussed and used but usually it feels like that anet takes the shell of one idea and stuffs it with their own hard to understand system or something with cheesy mechanics that brings a tons of bugs into the game and we can’t know if those are ever fixed.

Let’s keep the discussion on track about que times..
I’m now hitting 8mins (my que) vs avg time of 2 mins.

Something messed up here for the solo que person.