News - How To Get More Sr Warzone 2 Ranked Play
You clicked on this article because you're not getting much Sr in rank play and you want an explanation. Why well, today we're going to go in depth on SR gain and loss and try to allow you to understand what's going on behind the scenes because sometimes it makes no sense. sometimes it hurts sometimes you it sucks to understand how it works a little bit.
I don't know any backend code; I just know how SR systems work. I have good information on the details and how they shape the SR system, so first off, the basics. If you win the game, you gain, and if you lose the game, you lose. It's pretty basic from that point, but what people don't know is that there are different factors that go into how much Sr you gain and why you gain, more or less inside of that bracket that you're in, so there's different brackets.
bigger bracket, a medium bracket, and kind of a smaller bracket. When you're in the beginning phases of ranked play, you're going to be in the upper bracket, and the longer you can stay in this upper bracket, you will be gaining more and more seniority. You'll be gaining 150 Sr. and 200 SRS; that's the top bracket, but once you start losing a few games, you're going to slowly shift down this medium bracket, so now you're going to be gaining more like 90 to 100 Sr.
with every win, and it might slowly go down to like 60 or 70, and that's when you're slowly phasing from the medium bracket to the lower bracket. And when you're in that lower bracket, there's another bracket below it, but let's go over this one first. This lowest bracket, as I call it, is the grinding phase, where you are at the point where you have to prove the game and what you need to get better at.
I'm going to explain all this a little bit deeper, but I'm just going over the basics of the bracket system. I have that lowest bracket where you are gaining 30 to 40 Sr every win and you're losing about 20 to 30 on losses, on average obviously, but that's the grind phase; that's when you have to win and you have to go through and you got to win a lot of games; you got to win more games than you lose to improve your rank, and this is basically proving to the system that you are better than you are, and there's the phase when you're losing more Sr than when you win a game, and that's when you are considered overrated.
boosted Etc., you know tons of names people call them, and that's the area you don't want to get into. So today we're going to help you get out of those areas and into the upper areas, but you can't go too high because the upper area is just a fluke in the beginning stages of rank play. You're not going to be getting 200 Sr for the entire time, so let's get into this a little bit.
So there is an HPR. system; an HPR is your hidden performance rating; and what is a hidden performance rating? That is what the game believes you are, so if you are a bronze 3, I'm going to the extremes to make a point. You're a bronze 3, but you're playing like a Crimson 3, and you're beating players in your area who were Crimson in the last game.
The game is going to assign you an HPR of, let's say, Crim 1, so once you are Crim 1, that game is going to try to expedite you up to that level. Basically, they're going to evaluate who you're playing and who you're beating and losing. and when you see somebody who's like a level eight, three, or gold.
or a plat one maybe, that guy is getting a lot of Sr every win and he's probably a pretty good player and he's gotten there very fast he's not losing many games and losing games is the Achilles heal in ranked play don't lose games every time you lose games you hurt your Sr gains in the long run so your MMR.
These are just the terms I'm going over. MMR is your matchmaking rating, and that is the level you are at. Until he can get to that diamond Crimson level, he's going to have to start grinding the game a little bit more. Another factor for Sr gain is the opponent's HPR. If you play harder, opponents will give you more SR for wins and less for losses.
and this basically means that if you're playing opponent that the game thinks is harder than you so if your HPR, is a plat one, and you're playing a diamond one team let's just say as whole teams are the same cuz they're usually not the same but what's going to happen then is when if you win that game you're going to get let's say you're in a grinding phase you're not getting much Sr you're going to get 45 Sr if you win this game but if you lost and it was a close game you're only going to lose like 19 or 20 probably so that means that you were gaining double the SR, than you do when you lose a game which is probably good, let's say if say your HPR is a playout one you play Gold once and you lose that game you're going to lose the upper bracket of about like 40 Sr at that time so that's what you don't want to don't want to lose against players that you should beat so that's why you know playing with your team, and, as you know, making sure that you make the most of every single game is a really big thing.
Your personal performance also determines your Sr; it doesn't actually make a big difference in your Sr, but let's say you win a game and you go double negative and somehow win the game. You're probably getting 20 Sr.; you're probably getting 15 or 16 Sr., you know, but you're getting Sr. You're not losing; you would have lost 50 if you had, or you might have lost 40 or 50 if you had.
If you lost that game, that's a 60-second swing, so you have to think of it on the bright side. You know you weren't playing well that game; you got carried by your teammates. and you ended up gaining. You know, if it were a lost game, you would have lost 50 or 60 Sr, and you just gained 16 or 17.
Guys, it's a good thing everyone has bad games because if you just got 200 Sr every game because the game thinks you are a platinum one and you are creeping up in gold, if you keep getting 200 Sr a game, you're going to be jumping gold so fast you're going to be in Diamond Lobbies, and you know what's going to happen next.
You're going to be getting basically just pooped down by everybody, and you're going to be wanting to know why the game's matching against all these sweaty try-hards. Well, basically, what the game is trying to do is try to put you in a competitive match. Am I really this good? You know I'm playing these people, and they're beating me.
I beat Golds, but you know I'm not playing Diamonds very well. Maybe I am a plat player. You know, you have to come to that realization, you have to you know look at yourself and go, Hey, what am I doing wrong? Because I know I'll watch my game play back, and I just sit there going. I can see small things that I need to do.
