I think your placement system didnt/doesnt work for returning players.
My case:
I played dota properly +4years ago, probably rather 6+ years.
Now I got back to dota a couple of weeks ago and played my placement matches and ended up in "Archon 1".
Friends who kept playing all the years and were at my skilllevel back in time are playing in "Guardian 1".
So that rank or even lower is probably my skilllevel !
Means I got to play many games to drop my mmr from 2310 to <700.
Thats a lot of games that are no fun and that get ruined for hundrets of players.
I did reset my MMR already so that didnt change much.
I am guessing my mmr back 6years ago had a huge impact on my placement, since I lost all placement matches.
That´s the only reason I can see, why I ended up that high.
Or what could cause it ?
If thats the case I think you should not take the MMR in account in the placement ranking when people are returning after such a long time (3+years)
People got much better at the game so an MMR of 2300 back than is not close to what an MMR of 2300 now stands for.
Thanks
My case:
I played dota properly +4years ago, probably rather 6+ years.
Now I got back to dota a couple of weeks ago and played my placement matches and ended up in "Archon 1".
Friends who kept playing all the years and were at my skilllevel back in time are playing in "Guardian 1".
So that rank or even lower is probably my skilllevel !
Means I got to play many games to drop my mmr from 2310 to <700.
Thats a lot of games that are no fun and that get ruined for hundrets of players.
I did reset my MMR already so that didnt change much.
I am guessing my mmr back 6years ago had a huge impact on my placement, since I lost all placement matches.
That´s the only reason I can see, why I ended up that high.
Or what could cause it ?
If thats the case I think you should not take the MMR in account in the placement ranking when people are returning after such a long time (3+years)
People got much better at the game so an MMR of 2300 back than is not close to what an MMR of 2300 now stands for.
Thanks
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