News - Warzone 2: How To Turn Off Sbmm Without A Vpn
It's my Paul. Now, before I get into this, this one is going to probably be a little bit longer than what I'd usually do, so I will put time stamps in the description just in case you want to skip past any of the other parts because I'm going to explain how the skillbase matchmaking works. How to do it properly, I'm going to explain everything.
So it's probably just worth entertaining me on this one, so firstly, how does skill-based matchmaking actually work, and why do my lobbies always feel so sweaty? So call of Duty has been tracking you since Modern Warfare 3 back in 2011, probably even before that it knows you it knows how many players you've killed it knows how many times you died it knows how many times you've thrown a grenade it's hit a wall and it smacked you back in the face, you know it just it just knows it knows what type of player you are it knows what time of day you play it knows how you play it knows your style it knows everything about you as a player don't believe me want to say that that's absolute CAC fine say it's only been tracking you since Modern Warfare 2019 when all the crossplay integation came into play but then how would that explain how good the algorithm was in that game.
Tie you done yet cool, you're wrong. It's not one, and it's not silver. SL, or gold; it's not the average KD, which is 7, and if you think that is that one KD is good, that's actually going to put you in the top 25% of players in the world, and it's actually going to put you more in diamond in master, so once that.
Once you realize that is a thing, then it starts to make a lot more sense because it actually puts you higher than where you probably should be, and that's why all the lobbies feel like they're really, really sweaty and that they're out to get you. The best way I can set this up to be a visualizer is that you put every Call of Duty player on a long, long line, right?
every single one where you're all shouting insults at each other, but you put everyone in a single file line, and then as soon as you start searching for a game, the like comes on, and therefore you are closest to you in that line in terms of skill. We're the main characters in this game that we play, and that's how we think you know.
I want to get the kills. I want to get the kill streaks. I want to get the objectives; forget the 11 other people in the lobby. I want to have a good game. I want to have a decent experience, but everybody wants to have a decent experience—not necessarily a good one, but a decent one. Okay, so this is where eomm comes in, or engagement optimization matchmaking, which honestly is a turn that makes my skin crawl.
Now, at the beginning of your session, it is going to put you in your respective lobby based on your skill. Now again, put you back into this realization of you being in the line, and boom boom, And so if you had a bad game, the algorithm at first wasn't going to do anything. If you had another bad game, now what do we consider a bad game?
Are you like a 24 for 17 TDM or whatever? The algorithm doesn't think that's a bad game. I actually think that's a considerably good game so by bad game I mean you got to get your ass kicked like 2 and 20 for like three four five games and then the algorithm is going to start to lower you in your ranking it's going to start lowering you in your division it's going to take like a football table say you lose games and you start going slipping down the table and, with that as soon as you win it is then going to kind of shoot you straight back up and as soon as you have what it considers now what you consider what it considers a good game it is going to bring you straight back up, and it's kind of going to bring you down to like put you against lower players in your group to kind of give you that bit of a confidence boost just to keep your playing and then it is going to start rinse and repeating so that's why reverse boosting.
It is it isn't an option, especially when you're on an established account, because it's honestly going to take months before the algorithm actually starts to relegate you through the tiers because it doesn't want to lower you; it doesn't want to boot you. If you say you're Diamond, even though you don't think you should be in Diamond, it doesn't want to.
Drop you into platinum, then drop you into gold. It doesn't want to do that; it wants you to be where you are. It's a sticking plaster. If you're going to reverse boost, I will give you a guide on how to do it properly. And yeah, it's the only way of doing it realistically, and it's the only cheap way of doing it, but if you don't do it properly, it's only going to be a temporary measure, especially on an established account.
So, to get to the meat of this, how do we actually turn off skill-based matchmaking and get consistently decent lobbies, then consistently good lobbies, then consistently very good lobbies? Now, before we go into this, if anyone hates this method or the whole, get good puse caners. When you've been a call player for years, you've already taken enough kickings.
All right, you've learned your trade. All right, you know, in no other walk of life would an inexperienced player, in a firm, in a job, or whatever, be mollycoddled. This much, and be protected. This much, you know like it's only in Call of Duty where I kind of feel like the least experienced you are the more protected you are and they are really scared to just let you out into the big b wide world, and it's kind of like when my lad started playing he generally joined my lobbies and he got kicked and it was pretty brutal to be fair as well but he learned a lot more for it and therefore now he's really coming on as a player and my kind of the whole point of this the victims can always leave the game all right they can always leave and it's only one game they getting their ass kicked we have been put up against this [ __ ] for years quite frankly, and therefore.
It is what it is, man. Do you think it's fair that you just beat up on new players again? We've been doing this for a long time. We've been up against this crap for a long time now, and they're only going to be in it for one game, and they can always leave. So right to get the decent lobbies, there are two ways of doing it: you either get a friend that's crap, and you just join their game and have them search for a lobby, but then say how the matchmaking works.
