Not to burst your bubble here but other competitive games most definitely waste your time.
Valorant is the example I’ll use because I have close friends who play it and I’ve watched a ton of it sitting by them: You know sometimes those comp matches drag out for so long eventually only one player has to vote to end the match in a draw…and no one gains ranking. Imagine playing 28 rounds of a fast paced game like Valorant only to end up with nothing.
But, I don’t disagree with the overall sentiment expressed here. Perhaps when there is no reward there should be more info given as to why/there should be a more involved UI at the end of matches to show you why you did not gain ranking.
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The reward is MMR.
This would be helpful, though, yes.
Either way this backs my point that the point gaining system is entirely broken.
This also really only applies in “alt” situations when your below 1400 current rating and the game is trying to catch you up with baseline MMR. So it is actually quite common there.
However, when players are 2100+ MMR across the board, there are games when you literally go 0+ even when winning 66% percent of the games.
healers healing to top damp are all winners.
healers don’t need anything extra, like, we are all cool, not even bothering to heal. so save ur bonuses for things that will make all of you dps want to heal. even if half of u decided to heal. just think of the less dps queu time for ur fellow dps friends.