After the first few days of testing the Modern Warfare 2the negative comments relating to the SBMMthe matchmaking of call of Duty which divides the players of the lobbies by “skill”.
Thanks to SBMM, every time we enter a game in the new multiplayer we will be placed in a group of players of the same skill level as us.
This is to prevent the most inexperienced players from ending up in infernal lobbies where they would not even be able to get out of the spawn point.
However, the vast majority of good average players, say those who enjoy a K / D equal to or greater than 1, find that SBMM you take too far the concept of competitiveness in matches, which are all “difficult” and “sweaty”.
The solution according to many experts (including DrDisRespect And Courage, among others), would obviously be to “divide” multiplayer games into two types.
Once again we go back to talking about classifieds, in which the SBMM would certainly be “essential” as well as mandatory, with “unranked” games that should instead be intended for a mixed pool of players, regardless of their skill level.
In various titles there is the possibility of being able to play a simple “quick” game against one or more totally random opponents, as well as it is also possible to start ranked games with opponents of your own level.
Faking the SBMM to abuse matchmaking Although it has been available for a few days, in the beta of Modern Warfare 2 a number of players have already been reported caught “altering” their ratings so as to end up in simpler lobbies.
How? These players simply “lose” and play poorly, thus confusing it SBMM which will match them with poorer players.
All this could be solved very quickly with the addition of the ranked, according to our point of view. The “critical” posts on the SBMM What do you think about community? The SBMM is in your opinion a crucial point of discussion regarding Modern Warfare 2? The discussion, as always, is absolutely open! Article created in collaboration with the reference community of Warzone of Italy (Facebook – Instagram) Related articles:
