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@GoodBoyKaru said:
Grades (which replaced ranks) have no correlation with matchmaking as of current. Instead it uses a hidden value which adjusts itself based on kills + escapes.
Functional, I know.
Also, for the record, Europe has 2 servers- Frankfurt (Germany) and London (England). Depending on queue time it's also possible for you to be playing on the Asian server, which is either in Korea, Japan, or both. I don't know the exact location.
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2833100#Comment_2833100
The Forums use a profanity filter to ensure discussions remain civil, as excess profanity has "no place" in civil discussion.
Doesn't stop a lot of us, like myself, from cursing but it's there to block it out.
@Mr_K said:
Ranks are no longer relevant and have nothing to do with matchmaking.
Ranks are now called grades and only purpose is the end season rewards.
BHVR implemented Skill Based Match Making (SBMM). It uses a hidden score (MMR) to match you with other players. This MMR goes up/down based on Kills and Escapes.
Each killer has its own MMR and all survivors share the same. Killers you've not played take the average MMR of your other killers.
Right now, the average queue time is very high for survivors. This makes the match making system queue players with a wide MMR margin. That's why you can have one match with really good survivors and have really bad survivors the next.
Play the best you can. You may lose but over time you will get better.
@ReikoMori said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/312601/help-a-newbie-out-please
So the Rank system now is purely a measurement of how much a person has played the game in the current season. If you see Red Ranks regardless of number, just means they've played a lot of games this season. The numbers are just subdivisions there are 4 levels in each rank color. The combination of Rank and Level determine what reward you get at the end of the season. Rank resets every season as well so it isn't as good of an indicator of skill as it used to be in the past.
Your issue is probably to do with available players in you region vs SBMM(Skill based Match Making). SBMM will try to put you with players who are around the same MMR value to give you matches to have more balanced matches. If your region doesn't have any players currently online that fit in that narrow criteria then it widens the pool until you just start getting matched with any available players. It means you don't have to wait a super long time for games, but means your chances of getting matched with people who far exceed your skill level is more likely.
You could try changing the times you play to be either earlier or later in the day, but even then if your region is just full of hardcore players then you will probably still get that level of player.
Oh my god, thank you guys for taking the time to write! You explained that excellently, and I'll definitely take all your advice to heart, I'll try with different times of day, and I'll keep playing to make sure the system knows just how bad I am xD
However I will not be moving to a different region, it just seems like too much of a hassle xD
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WoW... Throwing people on HOOKS, hitting them with chainsaws, popping their heads with reverse bear traps, that's all fine... But don't you dare CUSS in our wholesome fun for the whole family... -.-