I’d really like sbmm, because it would make my stats more uniform and look better because I am facing people with a similar skill set, and would generally make it more fun.
Yet the downsides far outweigh the (Theoretical) positives. Doing better is no longer rewarded, instead punished, queue times go up significantly, and there is less impetus to improve.
For ultra-competetive games it can help (Though even then it has consequences and really isnt a good idea much of the time), but for WT it wont work- especially since the skills needed for each BR can be different.
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Been like that for 12 years.
It’s like expecting everybody you play at chess to be at your exact same level.
The skill level is mixed per game that’s the way it is.
Why there are people who really want SBMM??
That thing can be easily abused. Imagine doing nothing in several battles to make the system think you are bad, and then bully every unskilled player in the next battle. In addition SBMM means the more skillful you are, the worse teammates you will have.
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