Mu is a paramater closely correlated to both W/L and K/D ratios.

Also I would like to know this:

Suppose there are 32 high mu players and 32 low mu players. What does the matchmaker do?

1. Form two battles, each containing a mixture of high and low mu on each team

OR

2. Form one battle with all 32 high mu players, and another battle with all 32 low mu players

Option 1 is fine, I think this is just the sort of balanced matchmaking people want

Option 2 is not fine at all. It basically means that high mu and low mu players are not really playing the same game anymore. Good but low mu players won't get the chance that they do at the moment of improving themselves by playing against better players. Likewise, because they're not in the same games as vets, they will be much less likely to join vet corps and learn from more experienced players.

Basically what I'm saying is 'matchmaking good, apartheid bad'.

Off topic but... Option 2 challenges high skill players, if you always do well you need a challenge. Always do poorly you will be put against other low skill players. NFL shouldn't be on the same field as the high school team ( as often as they are currently ).

Also I would like to know this:

Suppose there are 32 high mu players and 32 low mu players. What does the matchmaker do?

1. Form two battles, each containing a mixture of high and low mu on each team

OR

2. Form one battle with all 32 high mu players, and another battle with all 32 low mu players

Option 1 is fine, I think this is just the sort of balanced matchmaking people want

Option 2 is not fine at all. It basically means that high mu and low mu players are not really playing the same game anymore. Good but low mu players won't get the chance that they do at the moment of improving themselves by playing against better players. Likewise, because they're not in the same games as vets, they will be much less likely to join vet corps and learn from more experienced players.

Basically what I'm saying is 'matchmaking good, apartheid bad'.

Anyway by the way they've worded it they fill each game up like tetris, once it's full they move onto the next game (with the squads/players who couldn't 'fit' in & new players)

When enough players have queued up, a battle is created and the Team Balancer goes to work. Units are created out of individual players and squads, and these Units have the Rank of "sum of Mu of Unit", where Mu is a paramater closely correlated to both W/L and K/D ratios.

The thing I'm worried about is logistic players, I'm one, I play almost exclusively as Logistic, I almost never kill anyone being busy as logistic, so, my Mu should be low, It's that fair?

The thing I'm worried about is logistic players, I'm one, I play almost exclusively as Logistic, I almost never kill anyone being busy as logistic, so, my Mu should be low, It's that fair?

So if a high mu squad see's a high mu squad on the other team and they leave battle after the start does Scotty fill the spots with another high mu squad, very high mu players or just randoms? Seems it could be exploited.