News - First Look Warzone 2 Season 2 Content Update (rick Grimes, Battle Pass, More) Warzone 2
Maybe Rick Grimes will be available as an exclusive type of operator; maybe there will be a new sector; usually the classified sector gives you a brand new weapon. Maybe this time around it could give you Rick Grimes, sort of like how Fortnite does it where they introduce a collab within the battle pass.
Maybe Call of Duty is trying to do that, and that way they can bring in more battle pass sales as well as more offerings in terms of crossovers. If you remember the leaks Not only was Rick Grimes going to be available, but Michonne is going to be as well, so that means if we get him in the battle pass.
Michonne is more than likely going to be available in the battle pass as well. These might be the new characters that they're going to introduce, so although ghost is the face of the season. Rick Grimes may be available at tier one, and then there may be a tier 100 of him as well, or that ghost in the genes that we talked about with the Season One update could be tier one, and then this new ghost variant could be tier 100 anyway.
That's the two artworks that we got. Let's talk about.
Mw3 sbmm update blog post
The last topic that we have for today, and that has to do with skill-based matchmaking. So Call of Duty finally ended the silence yesterday, and they dropped a blog post pretty much covering the entirety of skill-based matchmaking. Their reasoning for it is how it works, and they answered quite a couple of questions about whether they plan on removing it or not dropping the photo, and they said Call of Duty is compromised by these eight different factors.
The first one, which is the most important one to them, is connection, as a community will attest. King connection is the most critical and heavily weighted factor in matchmaking. The second-strongest factor when it comes to skill-based matchmaking is the time to match. This factor is the second most critical to matchmaking because we all want to spend time playing the game rather than waiting for the matches to start.
the third are the following factors are also critical: playlist diversity. The number of playlists available for players to choose from recent maps and modes, considering the maps you have recently played on as well as your mode preference in the quickplay settings. Skill and performance This is used to give our players a global community with a wide range of skills, and then it's the input device controller or mouse and keyboard, then it's your platform, the device if you're on a PC console, and then it's voice chat.
They said skills are determined based on a player's overall performance, their kills, their deaths, their wins, their losses, and more, including the mode selection that they play and recent matches as an overall metric across multiplayer experiences. This is a fluid measurement that consistently updates and is always reacting to your game.
play the skill is not the only factor in matchmaking players against appropriate enemies but also when you're finding teammates, remember if you play a couple of games bad so say you play five games in a row and you do really bad you'll notice that the skill-based match kicks in pretty hard and then it puts you in the easier lobbies as soon as you perform well for another two to three matches they suddenly start getting a lot sweatier, so it does make sense that it does work like that and then they said we use player performance to ensure that the disparity between the most skilled player in the lobby and the least skilled player in the lobby Isn't So vast that the players feel their matches a waste of time our data on player outcomes clearly indicates, that inclusion of skill in multiplayer matchmaking, process as it currently stands increases the variety of outcomes experienced by players of all skill levels in other words all players are more lik to experience wins and losses, more proportionately.
And to summarize pretty much this entire article for you, they said they don't plan on removing skill-based matchmaking, and the main reason is because they have tested it in the past where they removed skill-based matchmaking. And they found a majority of the casual players, which is like the majority of the Cod Community; I believe it's around 90% of the Cod Community.
Are just casual players who really aren't the greatest at the game, but they just play the game for the fun of it when they queue into lobbies with the skill-based matchmaking turned off, and a player is a lot better than they are. Des enes these players from playing the game and they usually get off the game and that's something Call of Duty doesn't want it wants to encourage players to play for longer and they notice although with skill-based matchmaking on and the good players are playing against other good players and they are losing, they usually will stay on even longer to try and get those wins back and they're a little bit more competitive as to a lower skilled player will usually just give up and turn off their game and they also mentioned they would rather cater to the lower skilled players than the higher skilled players for the reason that there's a lot more lower skilled players and say for example, you're a really good player you drop 30 kills in war zone.
And these 30 players, maybe 10 to 15 of them, might get off in Call of Duty's eyes. They would rather see these 10 and 15 players stay on the game rather than get off because these are sales that they're going to be losing out on and people who wouldn't want to play the game if they're consistently getting in lobbies with players who are much better than them anyway.
The article pretty much just explains skill-based matchmaking and how they work on it, and they have no plan to turn it off as of right now. They said if they do, they'll do it in experimental, playlist. It's been your boy, Chel.
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