Bad Matchmaking Thread
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grayfox2553
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similar to the previous 21693107, I appear to be put against a newbie mcguinness. Who has notably good aim, but seems to have not much in the way of self preservation. Unfortunately this mirrors our Mirage, who also quits due to their bad start.
I seem to be experiencing a whiplash effect of Pro->newb->pro, as game 21693107 pits me against Xeno on mirage, and he readily trounces me.
similar to the previous 21693107, I appear to be put against a newbie mcguinness. Who has notably good aim, but seems to have not much in the way of self preservation. Unfortunately this mirrors our Mirage, who also quits due to their bad start.
I seem to be experiencing a whiplash effect of Pro->newb->pro, as game 21693107 pits me against Xeno on mirage, and he readily trounces me.
bigrabbit420
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Modern MMR, gotta love it!
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ibanpeteulopeu
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22149536
2 games in a row where the winner was already known by 10 minutes.
22149536
2 games in a row where the winner was already known by 10 minutes.
a.bernard16
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PLEAAAAAAASE WATCH THIS
Match ID : 22142109
We would have lost anyway I think, but thats not the problem. Our bebop, in a 41min game, is 1/18/1. 1 kill, 18 death, 1 ASSIST. Honestly matchmaking never seems to work, no matter how many updates. I dont mean to TT but it seems like its gonna be a really tough problem in deadlock, good luck guys
Match ID : 22142109
We would have lost anyway I think, but thats not the problem. Our bebop, in a 41min game, is 1/18/1. 1 kill, 18 death, 1 ASSIST. Honestly matchmaking never seems to work, no matter how many updates. I dont mean to TT but it seems like its gonna be a really tough problem in deadlock, good luck guys
bigrabbit420
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bigrabbit420
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Next one after that
Lol here's where I'm at, I think its impossible to win anymore
Here's more accuracy
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homito-yoann
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100k souls diff - 22155179
Match ID: 22160252
Haze went 0-7 against me in lane, proceeded to keep pushing lane up to base guardians when yamato decided to help, killed her a few times, managed to keep killing base guardians till 4 of them showed up to finally deal with me. This was all within the first 10 minutes of the game.
Haze went 0-7 against me in lane, proceeded to keep pushing lane up to base guardians when yamato decided to help, killed her a few times, managed to keep killing base guardians till 4 of them showed up to finally deal with me. This was all within the first 10 minutes of the game.
Jnt1998Krt
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Match ID: 22165777, 22212554, 22216603
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sevensharpscales
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Match ID: 22173897
Felt like a very unbalanced match - over in 22 minutes, 66K advantage on the enemy team
reinhardtsenpai
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22174903 felt like a group of 6 vs randoms
Noisyeater
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I’ve been playing Deadlock a lot lately, and while the game is fantastic, I have to point out an issue that not enough people seem to be talking about: the punishment system for connection problems. Despite having a decent internet connection that runs other games perfectly, I’m still facing heavy penalties due to disconnects in Deadlock.
Here’s what happens: if you disconnect or leave because of connection issues, you’re hit with a temporary ban and then forced into a series of low-priority matches. What’s worse is that the number of these low-priority matches scales up based on how many times you’ve disconnected or left the game. For players who experience occasional connection drops, this feels overly punishing, especially when no other games give us similar issues.
It seems unfair to treat unintentional disconnections this severely. I wish more people were talking about this, as it really impacts the enjoyment and fairness of the game. Has anyone else had this issue? Do you think Deadlock should consider a more balanced approach to handling connectivity-related penalties?
Here’s what happens: if you disconnect or leave because of connection issues, you’re hit with a temporary ban and then forced into a series of low-priority matches. What’s worse is that the number of these low-priority matches scales up based on how many times you’ve disconnected or left the game. For players who experience occasional connection drops, this feels overly punishing, especially when no other games give us similar issues.
It seems unfair to treat unintentional disconnections this severely. I wish more people were talking about this, as it really impacts the enjoyment and fairness of the game. Has anyone else had this issue? Do you think Deadlock should consider a more balanced approach to handling connectivity-related penalties?