@BeDecentForAChange said in #435:
> That's not how matchmaking works. Fair players were auto-matched against people with advantageous and unfair settings, and had no option to be shielded from abusers like that.
Since you obviously know a lot here and perhaps also make decisions, I would like a more detailed explanation of exactly how matchmaking and auto-matching work here.
Why was a player automatically matched with a player who created his bid with a color default? Then the problem is not the player with the color default, but the automatic matching with this player.
So why isn't automatic matching only carried out with players for whom no color default is set? The players with the color default could then continue to wait in the lobby and can assume that someone else will consciously accept the suggestion.
That would be much easier than having to search for players and invite them manually.
> That's not how matchmaking works. Fair players were auto-matched against people with advantageous and unfair settings, and had no option to be shielded from abusers like that.
Since you obviously know a lot here and perhaps also make decisions, I would like a more detailed explanation of exactly how matchmaking and auto-matching work here.
Why was a player automatically matched with a player who created his bid with a color default? Then the problem is not the player with the color default, but the automatic matching with this player.
So why isn't automatic matching only carried out with players for whom no color default is set? The players with the color default could then continue to wait in the lobby and can assume that someone else will consciously accept the suggestion.
That would be much easier than having to search for players and invite them manually.