First screenshot, the hunter that i was playing with on my alt had 2150 cr, he should have got atleast 8+ pts. Second screenshot, i should have got atleast +15 points on my alt sham. I didn't? Third screenshot, the enemy team should have lost pts ( they have the cr and they lost), and my hunter didn't receive any points at all..?
We recently implemented a hotfix to address a bug that allowed Personal Ratings to exceed Matchmaking Rating. As a result, some players may notice that they do not gain or lose Personal Rating in the wake of a match. As more matches are played, these ratings will normalize and converge to the correct rating, and Personal Rating will then rise or drop accordingly.
In the meantime, we will continue to monitor the situation and make further adjustments if necessary.
The intent of this change was to fix a bug that was allowing some players to boost their personal rating far above their matchmaking rating. Unfortunately, the change we made inadvertently affected many legitimate players as well, causing them to see a personal rating gain of 0 in some cases.
To correct this, we’ll be relaxing the boundaries at which the system will attempt to limit personal rating gains (or losses) in relation to a player’s individual MMR. Once this hotfix is live, you should once again see ratings gains or losses as normal as long as your personal rating is within 100 points of your individual MMR rating. Note that your own MMR is what matters here, not the average for your team (which is the number displayed at the end of a match).
So I'm assuming after a few games (1-5) this should balance out your MMR with your CR, since it's your personal, not team. And you should be gaining points per game? I haven't played 3's in a few days and I'm itching :D
Once the 100-point buffer is in place, most players should not notice much of a difference (if any) in point gains between how things work now and how they worked a few days ago. For the handful of players that are outside the 100-point boundary, it will take a few games for their ratings to correct themselves, but as long as they weren't doing anything shady it shouldn't take long even in those cases.
We're currently not planning a rating reset, although we are continuing to monitor the situation and will make further adjustments if they prove to be necessary.
We also currently don't have any plans to display personal MMR, but we definitely understand why that can be frustrating and are discussing it.
This is irritating to me because I primarily RBG. Even with the 100 I am limited to not helping friends cap in 2's etc without sacrificing rating.
Not sure I follow. MMR is not shared between RBGs and Arenas (or even between Arena brackets). There's no reason that helping your friends cap in 2's would in any way affect your RBG rating.
As of this morning's restarts, the 100-point buffer hotfix should now be live. That should resolve the issue of 0pt ratings gains for the vast majority of affected players, but please let us know if you're still having issues.
@Lore I hope you read Vexlander's posts on this thread. Essentially 2200, 2300, 2400, and 2500 are unattainable titles in the status quo and even within a 100 point buffer. Holinka acknowledged that inflation coding was missing from the RBG data. Thus, we see up to 2800 MMR at the top end of arena but ever depreciating MMR bottlenecked at 2100 this season for RBGs. Why not inflate the system so that we can achieve titles and rating comparable to previous seasons. Should new players to the system never be able to attain what older ones have? This has gone on for three seasons. It's time for a change.
Agreed.
This was also hotfixed in this morning's restarts :) RBG ratings will now properly inflate.
