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B1231176 2 on Cobalt Dream v1.1 (Multiplayer)

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1 There's no gloating or mockery from @Double_Helix_DNA in this thread that I can see, if anything the perception is more for the other side (historically people are far more likely to be put off when they are the ones matched with opponents +400 than -400). 1 There's no gloating or mockery from @Double_Helix_DNA in this thread that I can see, if anything the perception is more for the other side (historically people are far more likely to be put off when they are the ones matched with opponents +400 than -400).
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3 The question is given there are two matchmaking bands ( wide and narrow) , does a game that is predicted as 90-10% match player's expectations of being a narrow, close match? Or should this pairing only occur in wide since the MM system will normally give you a handicap for this kind of gap? Or where the boundary between the two bands be? 3 The question is given there are two matchmaking bands ( wide and narrow) , does a game that is predicted as 90-10% match player's expectations of being a narrow, close match? Or should this pairing only occur in wide since the MM system will normally give you a handicap for this kind of gap? Or where the boundary between the two bands be? These questions seemed pretty reasonable to me and do not imply disdain towards anybody, ratings exist for the sake of the matchmaker, not for our egos.
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5 ( The algorithm is of course not an oracle and ranking systems only have an accuracy around 55%-60% at best. The prediction may be very wrong for a single game ( people behave very randomly and have good and bad days and maps) , but will hold some truth statistically. If your WHR is completely wrong vs your level of play, it will correct pretty quickly, the ladder rating may lag, but WHR jumps up fast. ) 5 ( The algorithm is of course not an oracle and ranking systems only have an accuracy around 55%-60% at best. The prediction may be very wrong for a single game ( people behave very randomly and have good and bad days and maps) , but will hold some truth statistically over all games. If your WHR is completely wrong vs your level of play, it will correct pretty quickly, the ladder rating may lag, but WHR jumps up fast. )