Before last game, it says Likely to be placed Silver I - 1456 MMR (Gold V was saying 1490ish).
I check before updating after a win, says: https://screenshot.click/12-01-18-hon5t-nile5.jpg
I get placed in Silver II.
I update op.gg, it says: https://screenshot.click/12-01-18-b56ph-mocgy.jpg
What the fuck? I was seriously hoping to not get placed Silver. Where the hell can I view my MMR officially?
MCNT0521 votesI don't know if theres an official way to tell, but going on...what was it, it was either LOLSumo or Mobalytics, on one of these (I think the latter) you can compare your stats to the average of each elo, at least that's what I think it's comparing you to.
Like maybe you're challenger in CS,but bronze with warding kind of thing.
xPhantomDancerX3 votesI'm a challenger at feeding.
RallerenP1 votesThe whole point of MMR is that it's hidden. OP.GG is just an estimate.
XIVIVIX1 votesWhy hide it? That makes it point-less.
RallerenP1 votesSo that people don't play to gain MMR. We don't know how it works and it's possibly tied to certain actions ingame. If MMR is revealed people will have a much easier time abusing the system to find out which actions affects their MMR.
XIVIVIX1 votesWell, if it's supposedly an accurate account of your rank based on certain actions, then why would you not want players to play for those actions if those actions are the ones that attribute to your ranking? What you said makes absolutely no sense unless the actions that contribute to MMR are not a true performance indicator, which means the system is broken and flawed in itself. Either way, not showing MMR is bad, or MMR is in itself bad.
Takazaki1 votesgoogle why they went from an elo system to a tier system
thats why
