Strict31 wrote...
Today's experience was just...absurd.
I've got an N7 of 910. My buddy, who started playing around the same time as I did has an N7 of 2000+.
I open a room this morning and invite him in. He was my only friend online at the time, so we opened the room to the Public.
For ten minutes, nothing happened. Because our N7 scores are so different, it was like the system just couldn't decide which one to use. Then, we got a guy who was N71400 or so. That guy sat there for another five minutes waiting for a fourth. He got bored and jetted. We closed the room down and opened a new one on the offchance that computer-stuff-I-don't-understand needed to reboot or reset or something. And we spent another ten minutes waiting before the exact same guy showed back up in the room. And then left again.
And over the next ten to twenty minutes, he got sent back to the room three or four more times. He'd sit for a bit. Then get bored and leave, and the matchmaker would send him right back to our lobby.
My buddy and I got bored waiting for Silver to fill up, so we decided to do a two man Bronze and hoped players would be added to the match in progress.
And the SAME GUY SHOWED UP TO THE MATCH.
At 11:30 were there only 3 people playing on Silver or something?
Nope. You were not.
However that dude with the 1400 was the only one close to the 1460 (or so) average you and your friend work out to.
Last night at one time there was a lobby with me (597) and a friend (840) in a lobby with a 720 and a 722.
720 is 120 more than 600 (597) and 120 less than 840.
So if you and a friend make a lobby, expect almost always players exactly between your N7 ranks with like a error margin of 50 or so.
Dear Bioware. I appreciate what you tried to do catering to the whiners who were complaining about playing with bad players. However high N7 =/= high skill.
Please roll this back. Please.
Unless you really do want to kill your game.
Modifié par Fisterbear, 03 juin 2012 - 11:23 .