News - 1 Ultimate Sr Guide For Warzone 2 Ranked Play. How To Get More Sr
Intro
This is Modern Warfare 3 rank play, a competitive multiplayer mode where players compete against each other in a rank system by ganging Sr in order to climb it to a higher division. Each division represents a different skill level and has unique rewards. In this article. I am going to explain two basic factors you need to know that affect USR in rank play while at the same time giving you game examples so that you can have a better understanding of what's going on as well as tips and tricks on how you can rank up faster.
It is important to understand that some factors contribute more than others to your overall skill rating, and by knowing them, you can predict overall how much you are going to earn or lose. I have also added time stamps so that you can skip to certain parts of this article, with Factor 2 being the most important one, without further delay.
Let's go, starting off with the basics.
What is sr
The way the game determines your skill level is for a system called skill rating, or Sr in short, and this is basically a number that increases or decreases depending on whether you are winning or losing games; the higher the total Sr number, the higher you'll skill division, and vice versa, however.
Flow chart hpr (hidden performance range)
The amount of Sr you get when winning depends on two factors: a hidden factor and the hidden performance range, or HPR. And for your overall team performance, I created this flowchart, which is basically a summary of this article, in order to have a better understanding of what's going on. First, we are going to discuss the two conditions affecting the HPR.
Starting with individual performance, now that you can understand things, think about an AI codcaster who is monitoring your performance on every game and drawing a general conclusion about how good you actually are and what division you deserve to be in. This is based on everything, so kill scores, capture, heal time plans, diffuse the KD ratio score per minute—basically anything that has to do with your performance.
Once all this is calculated, the game gives you a hidden rank that is different from your actual senior rank. Let's give an example of this so you can visualize what's going on.
Hidden performance range example
Assume your HPR or hidden rank is 7,500. Based on your performances, this is equivalent to being in the Crimson Division if your current Sr. is, let's say, 2,100. Then this means that you're obviously in the gold division, but most importantly, winning games will guarantee you more Sr points because the game thinks that you should be in a higher division, so the further your actual Sr is below your HPR Target the more Sr you gain after each win, and this is the main reason why you're getting 170 to 200 Sr when you are in the bronze division.
On top of that, in lower divisions The developers have announced that they put a premium on a player's personal performance to try and graduate better players out of the starting divisions quickly. In simple terms, they have added a multiplier effect that allows you to earn close to the maximum available so that you can rank up quickly.
As far as I'm aware, the maximum Sr you can get in Modern Warfare 3 rank play is 200, so as you start to catch up with your HPR, the amount of Sr you will earn from wins will start to slow and level off, and this is a point where most of you stop wondering why I am getting so many fewer points. Moving on to condition number two, which is going to be how good you play against players with a higher HPR than yours, according to the developers, beat players with a high HPR, and your HPR goes up; lose against players with a high HPR, and your HPR goes down.
For example, let's assume you are in the diamond division. You are constantly winning your matches against platinums, but you lose against Crimson and Irent, which are the hard divisions. Based on this data, the system can understand that you're struggling against higher divisions or higher skill opponents, and as a result, your HPR narrows down to the diamond rank, making it difficult to increase it in the future.
Keep in mind that this does not always have to do with division, and what I mean by this is that sometimes it is very important to check the rank of your opponents, not the division. For example, player one with a rank of 30 Crimson has much less HPR than player two with a rank of 15 Crimson because player one has played more games to reach that division and player two has played less.
Therefore, the average Sr gain by player one per game is much less than that of player two, leading to a completely different HPR. Even though the skill divisions are the same, when your actual senior reaches your HPR, you need to focus on team performances in order to rank up faster.
Team performance (how to get more sr in higher divisions)
Having said all this, let's move on to factor number two, which is going to be team performance. Apart from individual performances, the SR is also affected by how well you play as a team, especially in entire divisions.
Team performance is calculated by the final score line of each game mode. For example, if your team wins a hardpoint match 250 to 100, a 6 to 1, or a control 3 to 0, then this can be described as a dominant performance leading to more SR. The same happens if you lose by a large amount in the score line; you lose even more SR.
However, if your team wins a close match, let's say 250 to 200, 65 in snd, or 32 in control, then you will receive much less Sr. Now here's where most people are getting confused: Out of the two conditions that affect USR, team performance has the highest weight, which means if you want to increase your Sr as you climb up and get closer to your HPR, you need to focus more on team performance, which is winning games by a large difference in the score line, instead of personal performance.
It is like a university or college course; giving more emphasis to a high-credit course or a course that weighs more will result in a higher mark. Overall, the same happens here with the skill rating. This is why you might end up in situations where you're at the top of the leaderboard with, let's say, 40 kills against good opponents.
Your Sr is already closed to your HPR range; the game ends at 250 to 220. As a result, this leads to a smaller gain per game.
Team performance example
To prove this, here are some examples. In this case, unfortunately, there is a glitch in the game right now, and you can't actually see how much Sr you're getting. I believe this is only for the PC, so I'm going to do this example based on defeats.
