This is how I see it, you’re on the lowest MMR rating, basically you’re in the same tier as bad players and other new players, which is fine, that’s normal for new people. However, that level of MMR has less people than the “average” tier, so longer queues. In the average tier, queue times are normally less than 2 minutes. Then there’s the high tier, etc. The average queue time is misinforming because it’s not accurate for low tier players and high tier players, who have longer queue times.
I’ve been only Q’ing alone. Does it go faster with a party?
Which one of the stats in the screenshot is my MMR?
But dont the leaderboards work differently to the MMR? I recall alot of topics in the forum about that and i somewhat come to the conclusion that they are not a good indicator for your MMR. But since i dont know for sure i could be wrong…
They are indeed a bad indicator, but it’s the only information Anet made available to us.
According to the Leaderboard I am 85%, 29pts, 24win 10loss 70.5% which means I am still in low tier? How can I become average and get fast Q time? Win more?
So MMR is not in this PVP Menu shown in my screenshot? Which means I have no clue what my MMR is and why Q times are long?
This is how I see it, you’re on the lowest MMR rating, basically you’re in the same tier as bad players and other new players, which is fine, that’s normal for new people. However, that level of MMR has less people than the “average” tier, so longer queues. In the average tier, queue times are normally less than 2 minutes. Then there’s the high tier, etc. The average queue time is misinforming because it’s not accurate for low tier players and high tier players, who have longer queue times.
I’ve been only Q’ing alone. Does it go faster with a party?
Which one of the stats in the screenshot is my MMR?
