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    The way it works is like this:

    If your team rating is under 1300 or so, you get like 90 points for every win, regardless of your opponents.
    Once you get above 1300 you get a lot fewer points for a win and the MMR is what matters to calculate the points you get.
    So if you beat teams that are much lower MMR you get like 2 points for a win.
    If you lose to a team that has lower MMR you lose like 20 points.
    So it's all about the MMR. After every game look what MMR your opponents have and compare it with yours.
    If you want to get higher faster you just have to play a lot of games so that you run into higher rated teams, but you have to beat them to actually go up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Firstcow View Post
    The way it works is like this:

    If your team rating is under 1300 or so, you get like 90 points for every win, regardless of your opponents.
    Once you get above 1300 you get a lot fewer points for a win and the MMR is what matters to calculate the points you get.
    So if you beat teams that are much lower MMR you get like 2 points for a win.
    If you lose to a team that has lower MMR you lose like 20 points.
    So it's all about the MMR. After every game look what MMR your opponents have and compare it with yours.
    If you want to get higher faster you just have to play a lot of games so that you run into higher rated teams, but you have to beat them to actually go up.
    How does that explain the 96 points the 1700 MMR team got against my 1300 team?
    Last edited by pinotnoir : 02-16-2011 at 04:55 PM
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    Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent.
    Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil?
    Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?”
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    Quote Originally Posted by pinotnoir View Post
    How does that explain the 96 points the 1700 MMR team got against my 1300 team?
    I'm repeating the first line I wrote in my previous post

    If your team rating is under 1300 or so, you get like 90 points for every win, regardless of your opponents.

    So the 1700 team that beat you is a new team, and their TEAM rating is under 1300 or so, but their MMR is 1700. MMR is invisible, you only see it after a game.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Firstcow View Post
    I'm repeating the first line I wrote in my previous post

    If your team rating is under 1300 or so, you get like 90 points for every win, regardless of your opponents.

    So the 1700 team that beat you is a new team, and their TEAM rating is under 1300 or so, but their MMR is 1700. MMR is invisible, you only see it after a game.
    Yea, looks like he is getting mmr mixed up with rating. Which makes me wonder why there are not more visible options after the match is over. Like rating, and maybe somewhere where you can inspect your opponent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cmeche View Post
    Yea, looks like he is getting mmr mixed up with rating. Which makes me wonder why there are not more visible options after the match is over. Like rating, and maybe somewhere where you can inspect your opponent.
    "armory" ?

    The armory system indeed seems to function very wierd at times. We can only asume that it "works as intended" with good intentions.

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    Should I make a new team? Last week and this week my 2v2 is 23-6. I am kicking ass but not getting anything in return. I see other teams with a higher team rating and they are almost equal win and loss ratios. How is it fair those teams can earn more conquest points per week and I can only win the default amount? Maybe I should scrap the team and make a new one. The majority of my losses are a month old when I first started it.
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    Last edited by pinotnoir : 02-16-2011 at 11:22 PM
    “Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent.
    Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent.
    Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil?
    Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?”
    Epicurus

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