Lol
Jumping into a few "quick" games this morning.
Pass of Ferocity past 3 wins.
No, I didn't go flawless.
I quickly buried that idea.
Best matchmaking ever in the second game when I just shut down my console and went to work.
My team:
A) Silver I/30.152 Crucible kills/0.95 KDA/940 Trials kills/1 Flawless/no PvP title
B) Silver III/73.147 Crucible kills/1.10 KDA/2.299 Trials kills/9 Flawless/no PvP title
C) Gold III/46.625 Crucible kills/1.43 KDA/7.180 Trials kills/9 Flawless/no PvP title
The other team:
A) Ascendant III/214.390 Crucible kills/1.59 KDA/27.294 Trials kills/62 Flawless/Glorious + Flawless title
B) Ascendant III/44.439 Crucible kills/1.42 KDA/7.706 Trials kills/15 Flawless/Gilded Glorious + Flawless
C) Adept III/427.733 Crucible kills/1.79 KDA/46.264 Trials kills/106 Flawless/Gilded Glorious + Gilded Flawless
They were nice and had all 3 their comp emblem equipped hence we knew what was coming.
I call this a day.
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When playing PvP, it often feels like similarly skilled players get grouped together. Leading to one team having a very high percentage chance of winning. If third party sites can access this info, then surely Bungie’s matchmaking/lobby balancing system can as well.