SBMM and SWF - How does it work?
As per my title, I was wondering if anyone here knows how the SBMM works in relation to SWF?
Tagged:
Mod
As per my title, I was wondering if anyone here knows how the SBMM works in relation to SWF?
Read THIS post.
Tldr: This is an archived version of the DBD forum, it has all posts, comments and media. The archived data will be published at the end of October. This site is not in any way affiliated with or endorsed by Behaviour Interactive.
Comments
There is no official statement as far as I am aware. We need to wait for anecdotes of people who play a lot of swf and solo to see if the killer discrepancy exists as most games usually balance stacking by placing stacks against higher mmr solos to compensate.
I played with a friend who has stopped playing DBD for a while and only came back because of MMR.
His MMR is realistically non-existant, but the Killers we faced were... At best, below average.
It wasn't a complete stomp, but they definitely weren't completely clueless
SWF MMR is averaged.
Using entirely hypothetical figures, if you have one survivor with an MMR of 1000 and one with 2000, they'll queue up with s combined MMR of 1500.
By my experience if they take a very good survivor and medium-low skill surv they take a medium skill killer.I played with the twins (the killer I play the less) and I had a guy who was very good at looping and mindgames ( or using streched) and 3 surv ez to down.
A while ago they changed the old matchmaking to take the highest rank instead of an average. I assume they do the same thing now, queue using the highest MMR.
What's "a while ago"? Becaused averaged MMR was confirmed only a month or so ago.
I clearly stated "THE OLD MATCHMAKING", the ones which used ranks. Because of this, I assumed that their new matchmaking(MMR) will work the same way and just take the highest MMR.
To my knowledge, they never stated that MMR will be averaged for SWF.
Who the ######### knows, the players certainly dont. BHVR might but I'm not even certain of that tbh.
@MandyTalk
We don't even know how mmr works for anything!
Solo-Q, killers, we don't even know what the devs think a win is.
So yeah I'm interested how sbmm works for swf, but we don't even know how it works at all.
I just want a simple reassurance that they don't heavily rely on escapes vs sacrifices only.
It works out the average score of the party and matches up with a killer around that score.