Why does it seem whenever I go on a winning streak...
My teammates get worse rather than my opponents getting better?
I mean, I just don't get it. If I win 5 matches in a row, my MMR should be increasing and I should be getting better opponents and better teammates, right? So why is it whenever I win a few matches, it inevitably comes to a game (or a series of games) where I have teammates that simply have no idea what they're doing and my opponents are just as bad as they always were?
I'm not going to get in to specific examples because I don't want this to be a "oh pity me" and "everyone has bad luck suck it up" post. I literally want to know, why is it that matchmaking works this way?
I understand that you're trying to balance teams and you're seeing that of the people queued for normal draft at that moment I have the highest MMR so you give me the weakest teammates and expect me to carry them. Thing is, that system is broken. If I'm winning, you should be forcing the system to match me such that I'm not the highest MMR on the map. Better than that, if someone is on a win-streak they should be matched such that they're the lowest (or at least bottom 4 of the 10) MMR player in the game. If they're winning because they're actually playing well, they'll perform just fine in that match. If you're winning because you're playing well and then get matched with teammates that are worse than who you were previously with, you can play really well and you're still going to lose.