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Posted by: Ace Bond
Hello Grand Puba's of Halo
One suggestion for an update I would like to see become a reality is to find a way to show what level our friends are in the friends list. If we are set to Team Slayer then show what each friend is in Team Slayer in the friend list. It gets frusterating to invite a friend to a doubles game only to find I am a level 4 and my friend is a level 30, or as is...I am a level 29 in Team Slayer and one friend is a level 10. I hate it when a RL friend accepts and invite into my room and I have to tell them that they can't play with me 'cause their level sucks at the moment.
Thanx for your time
Ace Bond (age 38)
That's similar to something I was going to ask. The other day I, a level 25(now 27), was thrown in a Slayer match with three players with skill levels over 40. Well, technically, it said their "highest skill reached" was over 40, but their current skill was 20-something. Needless to say, they pretty much smashed myself and the two other lower level players, completely ruining the game for me. I assumed they had purposely lost games to drop their skill so they could have some fun demolishing people, and told them so. Two of them responded, claiming that the 40 skill level was for Team games, and was totally different from Lone Wolves.
So, my question is this:
If someone plays a ton of team games and moves up to a skill level of 40, what happens when they decide to switch to Lone Wolves? Does the matchmaking system still see them as 40, or do they have to start at zero and work their way up again? Is it possible for someone to have a skill level of 40 in Team games but a skill level of only 25 in Lone Wolves?
If you aren't really that good, but your team wins, do you get skill points?