Ranked MMR - Gloat?

I have just about had enough of these noobs. Just lost another one . This one was in the bag. We were owning them. We see a DD rune call juggernaut. We wait. We get ambushed and die while juggernaut is busy doing rosh. We get wiped. He takes aegis then tries to go 1v4 dies. Dies again. Buys back and dies again. Guess what rax down game finished.

Kotol giff ME mana :D

THE BITTER TRUTH - As i neared the 3300 MMR mark the level of noobness rose exponentially. Just lost a game where my timbersaw stomped offlane while our offensive trilane , our safe just feeded the whole game and the mid sucked. The game ended with me at level 18 and the whole team at level 10. WHy cant i have one single game without a noob in it. The best thing the kotl used chakra on creeps rather than teammates.

Really the standard of games has gone up since the calibrating phase. Now only 1 out of 5 games someone noobs up. Current MMR is above 3222. When people dont noob up its a whole lotta more fun to play.

I wouldn't worry too much about what your current MMR is, I only play CM and the drafts + plays some players make belong in the 1000-2000 trenches. Just focus on improving and your MMR will naturally increase. Most importantly, have fun!

Yes, that is common when initially calibrating your mmr.

Nope

Has anyone managed to gain points when they lose a match, or lose points when they win a match?

I have 4k party mmr and people we meet still suck balls like always :/

They generally do, unless the people are in a party.

YA i read that around 2-3 minutes after posting this blog here. Technically i would be in the 85-90 %tile group as 3200 is 90 %tile. Lets c if the noobs in this world will let me get a 4k or 5k mmr. Seriously though the one guy with 1000 mmr in your team makes more difference than the one with 5k. They should get ppl with the same mmr in one team rather than the same average mmr.

No, you're about in 80 percentile. You're ranked as about average due to how the mmr is distributed in ranked. The higher the number the better your mmr is, your initial mmr is based heavily around your hidden mmr and is then given an uncertainty level to dial into when you're playing your first 10 calibrating ranked games.

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