Activision's researchers reckon skill-based matchmaking is better for everyone

Activision has published a 25-page white paper exploring the impact of skill-based matchmaking (SBMM) on its multiplayer lobbies, determining that SBMM is better for all players.As spotted by indie game developer and consultant Rami Ismail, the repo

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Jul 27 2024
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Activision's researchers reckon skill-based matchmaking is better for everyone

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Activision's researchers reckon skill-based matchmaking is better for everyone

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