My understanding of matchmaking in this game

Th3 Rift Hero·Jul 15, 2018·1 votes·869 views

First it try to give one easy game one hard one easy one hard and repeat unless you break the pattern.

If you come on a win streak it give you good players that are suppose to carry you or at least, not be heavy,

and then if you start losing the system start giving you worse teammates that are most usually monkeys and it expect you to carry cause of your rank and then it keep going until you win by the force of luck or heavy fucking 1v9 carrying and then the cycle restart.

I know cause i played like 4000 ranked games in 2 seasons and the pattern is pretty recognizable and it's why ranked is so frustrating. So yeah ranked is definitely rigged.

My last 60 games prove my point.

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ChargeItDownMidJul 15, 20181 votes

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Th3 Rift HeroJul 15, 20181 votes

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Yeah that is bullshit. Played thousands of ranked games, never seen anything remotely close to what you are describing.

Also, it would be impossible to get the current queue times with the system you described. "Rigging" a matchmaking system would require significant increases in queue times.

there is no other explanation for really long win streaks followed by really long lose streaks almost equal where you equally do well and still get fed but your team is bad as fuck and makes you lose, i think its also different if you play 500 games a season or 1500 games a season

Also if you look my last 60 games you may better understand

Redskinsrock2611Jul 15, 20181 votes

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there is no other explanation for really long win streaks followed by really long lose streaks almost equal where you equally do well and still get fed but your team is bad as fuck and makes you lose, i think its also different if you play 500 games a season or 1500 games a season

Also if you look my last 60 games you may better understand

You’re wrong cuz he said so.

Th3 Rift HeroJul 15, 20181 votes

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You’re wrong cuz he said so.

yah only cuz he said so lol from all the posts i see from him this guys is always right can't argue with this dude xd

ChargeItDownMidJul 15, 20181 votes

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Redskinsrock2611Jul 15, 20182 votes

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Yes there is. When you play hundreds of games, you expect to occasionally get win and loss streaks in a fair system.

Okay so you are admitting it’s rigged.

Th3 Rift HeroJul 15, 20181 votes

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Yes there is. When you play hundreds of games, you expect to occasionally get win and loss streaks in a fair system. Go flip a coin 1000 times, you will get streaks of heads and tails just from chance alone.

its extremely extremely unlikely to get streaks that long as my match history says over coin flips and the game experience litteraly changes on theses streaks

ChargeItDownMidJul 15, 20181 votes

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Th3 Rift HeroJul 15, 20181 votes

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Gonna have to see the math on that one. Don't remember the exact numbers off the top of my head but I think there are around 1.5 million accounts on NA. That means that I would expect to see over a thousand players who are on a 10 game losing streak in their last 10 games alone. If we looked at their past 1024 games, we would expect to see around half of the accounts (or 750 thousand accounts) with at least 1 losing streak of 10 games. The probabilities are a lot higher than you think.

cause there is definitely something triggering it and im really not sure it only have to do with the player. But tbh the odds of having 10 win streak followed by 10 lose streaks is probly less than 1%

Redskinsrock2611Jul 15, 20181 votes

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Yeah that is bullshit. Played thousands of ranked games, never seen anything remotely close to what you are describing.

Also, it would be impossible to get the current queue times with the system you described. "Rigging" a matchmaking system would require significant increases in queue times.

I have sat in a queue for over 45 minutes before.