Guild Wars 2

first of all this is not some qq thread i really want a solution for this. i play the game cuz the game supposed to be fun and this just isnt.

am just a casual pvp player, and i usually solo q in unranked.
and most of the time matches arnt worth the time..
there is simply no fun whatsoever wining 100/500 even less fun losing with such score which happens ALOT

average time waiting for a match is what? 2m or so? great! but is it rly worth it if u just get bad matches most of the time??? ending up wasting anther 10m or so?

i just got out of a match when my team “won” 500/179 in a 4v5 (4 was my team.. and to be fair out 5th did showed up but at this point match was almost over) how such outcome is possible if the matchmaking is actually working? 3-4 of my last 10 matches r also somth like 100-200/500

plz improve the matchmaking system waiting a bit more for a fun match is worth it, cuz atm i just feel like it driving my away from playing pvp at all.

How big are your MMR changes after a match? If they are still in the 40 to 50 range, the answer to your complaint is likely that the MMR system has not yet figured out your correct MMR.

If it is in the 10 to 15 range, then that might be something else, like one of the fixed bugs with the substitutions or something, or it could just be luck of the draw.

Let us eliminate the obvious first, though…

SlippyCheeze.5483:

How big are your MMR changes after a match? If they are still in the 40 to 50 range, the answer to your complaint is likely that the MMR system has not yet figured out your correct MMR.

I am at ~100 matches played this season and I’m still getting 40 point swings…..

I just lost all matches in 7h period…..dropped from mid platinum to silver….!!!!

Crinn.7864:

SlippyCheeze.5483:

How big are your MMR changes after a match? If they are still in the 40 to 50 range, the answer to your complaint is likely that the MMR system has not yet figured out your correct MMR.

I am at ~100 matches played this season and I’m still getting 40 point swings…..

That’s uncommonly large, so perhaps something outside your own abilities are causing you to unexpectedly win or lose matches a lot. Playing in low-pop hours, or duo queues with mismatched MMR could do it, because both put extra pressure on the system to find matches quickly rather than well.

It also encourages the most recently found actual bug, which was the substitutions because of people not match-ready could lead to an issue with the team composition, and that is going to be more pronounced during low queue activity times.

Also, class-swapping could be an issue, in the sense that if you regularly play two or three classes for which you have different skill levels, you would have more variance.

Otherwise, that might start to tend toward the point that it’s worth making your own top level post asking about why your MMR is still so volatile after so many matches.

It’s not impossible there is a bug causing that – but it’s also not /that/ many matches past what should be a good estimate (~ 89 calculations) from the MMR system, so it could be that you started out wildly out of place and that has slowed down convergence.

So, yeah, top level post it and ask why your MMR variance is still so high. That’s an interesting thing to investigate.

the thing is that i wasn’t the only player in the match had other 9 players with me, so focusing about 1 player mmr.. not sure how it makes much difference if u know what i mean.
having a match, lose/win doesn’t matter when one of the teams cant even score 100 points kinda shows a problem with the matchmaking and not 1 player to my opinion.