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[quote] [...] it would be difficult in the "forever ladder" where there are many players who don't play much but maintain a spot by playing a few games a month.[/quote]
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[quote] [...] it would be difficult in the "forever ladder" where there are many players who don't play much but maintain a spot by playing a few games a month.[/quote]
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I would be curious to experiment with having rating decay to address this angle and inject a bit more volatility in the ladder. It's a much simpler change to implement than full seasons, and a less drastic approach than resetting the ladder every few months (the more active the user, the less rating inaccuracy will be introduced by decay). If successful, this may encourage further work on proper seasons, and can be rolled back otherwise.
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I would be curious to experiment with having rating decay to address this angle and inject a bit more volatility in the ladder. It's a much simpler change to implement than full seasons, and a less drastic approach than resetting the ladder every few months (the more active the user, the less rating inaccuracy will be introduced by decay). If successful, this may encourage further work on proper seasons, and can be rolled back otherwise.
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Disclaimer:
I
have
sufficient
mana
to
work
on
small
scope
infrastructure
changes
like
the
above,
do
not
have
the
interest
in
a
large
scale
redesign
of
the
ladder,
and
I'm
only
ZK
adjacent
and
not
personally
interested
in
matchmaking)
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(
Disclaimer:
I
have
sufficient
mana
to
work
on
small
scope
infrastructure
changes
like
the
above,
do
not
have
the
interest
in
a
large
scale
redesign
of
the
ladder,
and
I'm
ZK
adjacent
and
not
personally
interested
in
matchmaking)
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