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It's inevitable, the player distribution isn't uniform and as you move forward the gradient steepens. Most sbmm as they call them suffers from oscillations, even games with a large player base, where you'd think there's enough to balance things out.

It also flattens the base, as people have to figure out what works and what not without having skilled player in the mix to learn from

I have noticed the same with Overwatch ever since they implemented the new match making system.

Myself, somewhat a player who plays for fun and is okay ranked player will be put in a team with low experienced players paired against a team with three or four-extremely ranked high ranked players with one player low ranked. This ends up in a slaughter and it's not that my team sucks, it's just we are overthrown by experience.

This turns the game in to toxicity when the other team players then start bragging "ez" and such.

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