News - Make Your Lobbies Easier Mw2 And Warzone 2 With This One Setting. Skill Based Matchmaking

We're back in business on MW2, and I've got a short but sweet article for you today that's going to make your life a thousand times easier. As you know, in this game, skill-based matchmaking exists. Even in casual game modes, it's an absolute pain to play with; sometimes you just want to kick back and relax, and the lobby is super sweaty.

I promise I'm not a gatekeeper. To the end, I'm going to show you how it doesn't require a VPN or anything sketchy; it's a built-in part of the game, and then we'll play a game, and I'll show you a lobby with it. It'll really help my channel and the article get out to people who haven't seen us yet.

We've gotten 10,000 new subscribers; this last month's been nuts. We're really trying to hit 100,000 before the end of the year. Yeah, enough of that mushy shit. Let's get you to it, so I'm going to show you guys. Okay, if we jump into quick play here, obviously by the start button next to our game modes, we just have the XP token option if we go into shoot house instead.

If we come in here first and go to find a party, I bet you guys haven't gone in yet, but when you do, there's going to be a party finder at the top right, as well as a preferences button. Okay, now this is going to let you choose a couple different options, okay, but more importantly, your play style.

This is going to be set by default to competitive; we also have the casual, objectives, and high kills options. This also works in war zones, so let me show it to you real fast. It doesn't matter what mode you're playing; as I said, you'll just come over to find a party. It will apply to both multiplayer modes as well as Warzone; if you change it once, that's all you have to do: turn that on casual, and you guys can have a much easier time now.

The Casual playlist is flooded with sweats; maybe that's why, as you can see just from the levels alone, when I say, Look at my team, okay, when I say I play against kids that are regularly level 250. I mean that. I know you guys are probably wondering how on earth I have such bright, vibrant camos.

If you guys missed my article yesterday, there's actually a little secret to getting some dope solid colors, so go check that out. Yeah, I mean, we might just die and let you watch every kill cam just so you can see. I mean, should we just pull a phase jab, or is it in the tap man simulator here? I think we should do it.

Just let's just test their aim out. Your shot is from the same guy. Okay, as you can see, they're obviously not the most advanced players, and you can come in here, especially if you're playing with your friends. I saw a tweet once, and it just made complete sense to me as far as what I have to go through on a daily basis, which is that sometimes you play with your friends in real life, you know, or your work friends who work nine to five and are just kind of more casual.

You might not play on a monitor; maybe they play on a TV, and you sit in a recliner when they play. They just have a good time chilling. Two, you can just go have some fun, but you'll still have to sweat as much all the time. Something that the developers, I think, really just don't think about is the fact that we don't care to be super good all the time.

We don't care to be super good all the time. We don't care to be super good all the time. You know, we do, but yeah. I mean again. Come on, buddy, he's destroying your name instead. I'm just gonna give it to him. It's a nice night. Even your teammates can be fun to kind of follow around and just see what they're doing honestly; they're just.

It's refreshing to even see the usernames that I'm playing against. It's just their first and last name; that guy's name is Alan. Come on, we know what Alan's plan is like. I definitely agree, in a way, Miss. Holy, he's got so much anxiety just because I pulled this thing out. I was going to say that I definitely don't agree with the fact that everyone should be getting three Chopper Gunners dropped on them and getting spawn trapped all game.

I think skill-based matchmaking might take it a little too far. What are they doing, buddy? A good environment for people to get better, as the developers think, is not the case. I got better when I was younger by watching pro players and, honestly, by getting shit on. I would notice the angles at which they would sit.

All they see are the people inside their own realm of ability, so the only thing that they can improve upon would be their aim, or maybe their map sense as far as the way the maps are made, but, like. I really don't know why, especially in the Casual playlist. I mean, I just don't sweat unless it's Search and Destroy.

I don't know if that's the case for everybody. My kind of story—I mean, I'm dinking around in here and I'm still in the middle of the pack, like I'm sure my Katie's a flat-eyed one right now. My goodness, gracious, let's watch what he's doing, cheval, you. If this article has a hundred thousand views, don't just go sweating here and drop triple-digit nukes; no one thinks you're sick, bro.

I'll keep this one short and sweet. It can be enjoyable to jump into Quick Play, you know, or shoot houses so you can get your camos down that way. In the last month, it's been crazy, so if you're new, welcome, and thank you so much. We're really trying to get to 100K by the end of this year, so I don't know if it can happen or not, but drop a sub if you're new.

Cheval. Cheval, cheval man peace out.