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Here's the problem:
Someone who has spread out their leveling over lots of fighters will get matched against people with unbeatable boss nodes 2-3 times as strong.
Someone could neglect to raise their top 15-20 fighters and leave them at a low FS to gain an overall FS advantage in later nodes, which matter way more than those early ones (unless you're diamond+ maybe).
I can take myself as an example. I am currently level 59, and I have still not received a single Diamond fighter, natural or evolved.
What this means is that my top fighter is at around 9k FS, but my average FS is still high because I have had to raise lots of different fighters since I can't raise my best ones anymore.
In rift matchmaking, this means I am being matched agaisnt people who have 20k FS diamond fighters.
My boss node is at 34k FS, and I am being matched against people with 60k FS boss nodes, and with their other 3v3 nodes being as strong as my boss.
Sure, the people with those 60k boss nodes I'm being matched against have a couple fighters in the early nodes with really low FS, but that is completely irrelevant to the difficulty of the match, as they dont have a harder time with my early nodes than I have with theirs.
To fix this, please consider one or more of the following:
- only taking top 10 fighters into account
- having the top fighters have a greater "weight" when deciding the "matchmaking score" of a player.
For example: SCORE = T×W + A, where T is the total FS of the top 3 fighters, and A is the total FS of the top 4-20 fighters. W is a multiplier of how much the top 3 fighters will affect it, like the number 4 for example.
That way, the very top fighters will affect matchmaking more than the rest even tho they matter too, without completely changing the matchmaking system or making it more difficult to find a match
Someone who has spread out their leveling over lots of fighters will get matched against people with unbeatable boss nodes 2-3 times as strong.
Someone could neglect to raise their top 15-20 fighters and leave them at a low FS to gain an overall FS advantage in later nodes, which matter way more than those early ones (unless you're diamond+ maybe).
I can take myself as an example. I am currently level 59, and I have still not received a single Diamond fighter, natural or evolved.
What this means is that my top fighter is at around 9k FS, but my average FS is still high because I have had to raise lots of different fighters since I can't raise my best ones anymore.
In rift matchmaking, this means I am being matched agaisnt people who have 20k FS diamond fighters.
My boss node is at 34k FS, and I am being matched against people with 60k FS boss nodes, and with their other 3v3 nodes being as strong as my boss.
Sure, the people with those 60k boss nodes I'm being matched against have a couple fighters in the early nodes with really low FS, but that is completely irrelevant to the difficulty of the match, as they dont have a harder time with my early nodes than I have with theirs.
To fix this, please consider one or more of the following:
- only taking top 10 fighters into account
- having the top fighters have a greater "weight" when deciding the "matchmaking score" of a player.
For example: SCORE = T×W + A, where T is the total FS of the top 3 fighters, and A is the total FS of the top 4-20 fighters. W is a multiplier of how much the top 3 fighters will affect it, like the number 4 for example.
That way, the very top fighters will affect matchmaking more than the rest even tho they matter too, without completely changing the matchmaking system or making it more difficult to find a match
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