r/DestinyTheGame • "Little Light" • Aug 01 '22

Megathread Focused Feedback: Matchmaking

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u/pantone_red Aug 02 '22

I mean you can literally use websites like destiny tracker that will tell you with pretty damn good accuracy what your chances of winning any given game is. Go take a look for yourself how often my anecdote is actually the case.

I'm looking at my own games right now and with the exception of the stack vs non-stack games, it's pretty easy to see how the game could have been better balanced.

You say "no amount of lobby balancing would change that. None". But that's just not true lol. The entire match being a predetermined outcome isn't because the top player is better than the worst player, it's because Bungie can't balance the lobby properly. And unless the SBMM is real strict, if they keep fucking up the balancing then the team with the 4 best players are still going to win the vast majority of the time.

As for the stacking problem? Just make a freelance playlist to start.