I logged in today and the first two games were mirror matches. What are the odds that will happen? When I play certain decks I was matched against the counter decks to the one I am playing. This has happened several times. Matchmaking is not random.
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If youre playing DK or Murloc paladin the odds are as high as 1 in 100, or 1%
Which happens
Especially if you factor in the odds of you making a post like this if you queued into your “hard counter” twice in a row instead
So when you play against a mirror it’s rigged, when you play against your counter it’s rigged, and when you play against a deck you counter it’s rigged but in your favor
When is it not rigged exactly ?
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Well…….it specifically says “Looking For Worthy Opponent” before a match so it’s looking for a challlenge!!! But yes, it’s not random.
If you’re playing a popular deck, the odds will of course be higher.
I absolutely agree, Blizzard manipulates matchmaking to “normalize” the game, that is, to make it balanced and avoid excessive wins for anyone. For a similar reason, everyone has now realized that it manipulates random in-game events, and many want proof. I’ll give you proof right now: take two decks plus all the random cards to “draw” in random events, write all the cards on physical white cards, play in the real world, and you’ll see that the game is impossible to run, it’s extremely unbalanced and unplayable, it only works with balanced “discovers,” etc.
So you agree with their claim that playing a deck that is either a mirror, your counter, or your countered, is rigged ? That regardless of what you are playing against, you play against it because it’s rigged ?
Proceeds to give anything but a proof
I can literally make the same claim as yours and use it as an argument to “proove” that the game isn’t rigged, you can obtain the exact same outcome on physical cards than you would in the game
It is rigged, every match has 1 of the players lose
false
there are draws
/j
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