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*EDIT Since people apparently are not reading my OP, let me make it clear. I do not care about my K/D at all. I let people know that it was good so that you wouldn't think that I was just complaining because I'm a bad player not because it's all that I care about. What this thread is about, is I am wondering if anyone else is having my problems, or if someone can explain the matchmaking system in this game. I am not complaining just to have people take pity on me or something. Okay first of, I'm not a bad player by any means. My K/D is slightly less then 2.00 and my W/L is waaay up. So I'm not super amazing at this game, but I'm also not terrible. My question/complaint is this: When I get into a matchmade game I'm going up against (nearly every single time) people who are WAAAAY better then me. I can't even remember the last time I went up against players who were noticiably worse then me. Every single match isn't putting me up against worse or evenly skilled players I'm going up against players who dominate me. Most of the time they aren't in parties and they don't have mikes. I really enjoy this game, but I'm always finding myself on the verge of going negative or losing. I can usually do okay, but even my teamates tend to out perform me. I find myself in a role where I'm not helping my team in a noticiable manner and being a huge team player that gets on my nerves. I'd rather have fun then do good, but if I can do good and have fun that's even better. I don't mind losing, and I don't mind going negative but nearly every single match I'm just not having fun because most of the other players skill levels are way above mine. (Well, that and I find so many players running as soon as they get shot or running as soon as they realize they are going to lose and managing to escape due to sprint but that's a seperate complaint) 343 talked about some new skill matching system, is that the cause? or am I just unlucky? Is anyone else having this problem?
