obsidian folio
I bought this game today and I'm already Rank or Level 5 and it sucks to go up against Level 200's as a beginner. It would be a nice addition to newer players like me who are looking to have fun, not to alt+f4 because some basement dwelling wallhacker killed them from across the map (might be over exaggerated but still)
Vote ✅ if you too would want to see this in the game
neat moss
battlebits per match player size makes skill based match making an incredibly poor fit.
obsidian folio
battlebits per match player size makes skill based match making an incredibly po...
Why? Just put Level 1-10s in one server, wheres the problem
fierce osprey
lmfao
neat moss
The general match size, of 127 v 127 means you would have to wait for over 200 hundred level 1 - 10s. If you only implimented the experience for 10 levels, that is on average not going to be enough time to acclimate to the current game vs those basement dwellers with hunreds of hours. If you create more skill division you further fracture the player base, making it harder and harder to find a game to play for everyone involved.
Skill based match making has an insane amount of iterations and implimentations, the amount of time, resources and testing that would be required to impliment into a game that does not support it is.. kind of a waste.
So no. No skill based match making
merry badge
Why? Just put Level 1-10s in one server, wheres the problem
Bold of you to assume there would be that many low levels in a months time
Given how easy it is to level up
fierce osprey
least brain dead newbie suggestion 
merry badge
further proving my point on why suggestions need to be role gated
neat moss
battle bit does suck as a new player, but skill based match making is not the resolution.
neat moss
~~further proving my point on why suggestions need to be role gated~~
Amount of time in game or in discord doesnt equate to not being a dipshit. Everyone has an equal opportunity to have a brilliant idea or fling some shit against a wall and call it good 
fierce osprey
slaz moment
neat moss
There are more suggestions from "tenured" players that are dumb as hell than there are new players.
merry badge
Tbf a bunch of “shit flinging” suggestions and duplicates would be cut down if even on a simple level people agreed to rules before getting a role that would allow them to post
neat moss
Yes, adding barriers to entry slows it down but it does not stop it. Instead of gate keeping the suggestion forum in attempts to make the game better, comment on the things you dont like, ask devil to clean up the duplicates and move on.
https://discord.com/channels/303681520202285057/1210644577044922469 its also a duplicate in the first place @keen pike
neat moss
Regardless ^
Dont be a dick a gate keep people wanting the game to be better
merry badge
Fair, but im going to close this out with:
Any server that’s level gated will be deemed useless in a month. Sure we have a surge of new people but its because of the sale
It’s just a waste of resources long term. Servers aren’t cheap
obsidian folio
The general match size, of 127 v 127 means you would have to wait for over 200 h...
Level 1-10 was just an example. I didn't just mean the lower levels but like 1-50 or something
Plus lower server size
forgot to include that
merry badge
Still wont change the fact that the demand will never be enough from new people, even if it’s as low as 32 v 32
neat moss
Changing the tiers does not alter the fundamental issue with implementing a system like that. Skill based match making does not fit in a large scale battlefield style game. There are a slew of changes coming to make the new player experience better with the existing hosting/player routing.
Skill based match making is not the solution.
merry badge
If we get a consistent boom of new players, sure I can see it. But as I mentioned before in convos like this, bbr doesn’t have that outside of sales
And even during sales I’d argue it’s bad to do this as it doesn’t always give a good impression of the game, something often better portrayed by experienced people teaching new people