Difference between revisions of "Matchmaking rules"

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#* Remove those maps from the map pool
 
#* Remove those maps from the map pool
 
# Get the 100 {{#tip-text: oldest | The first entries when ordered by ascending creation time}} {{#tip-text: available | Not already joined by 2 players}} ranked matches matching these conditions:
 
# Get the 100 {{#tip-text: oldest | The first entries when ordered by ascending creation time}} {{#tip-text: available | Not already joined by 2 players}} ranked matches matching these conditions:
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#* Map is in the eligible map pool
 
#* Opponent's league has to be between <code>your league - 1</code> and <code>your league + 1</code>
 
#* Opponent's league has to be between <code>your league - 1</code> and <code>your league + 1</code>
 
#* If opponent's league is different than yours: {{#tip-text: league score delta | League score difference between the you and your opponent: <code>abs(your league score - opponents league score)</code>}} has to be lower than 100 points
 
#* If opponent's league is different than yours: {{#tip-text: league score delta | League score difference between the you and your opponent: <code>abs(your league score - opponents league score)</code>}} has to be lower than 100 points

Revision as of 09:34, 17 September 2017

Ranked

The matchmaking system for ranked games in career works like this:

  1. Determine the eligible map pool:
    • Take the player's league map pool
    • Compute X as the half of the map pool size
    • Get the X last played maps
    • Remove those maps from the map pool
  2. Get the 100 oldest available ranked matches matching these conditions:
    • Map is in the eligible map pool
    • Opponent's league has to be between your league - 1 and your league + 1
    • If opponent's league is different than yours: league score delta has to be lower than 100 points
  3. Remove matches matching these conditions:
    • Opponent has already been played in the last 5 minutes
  4. At this point, there are 2 possible cases:
    • There are some matches remaining:
      • Sort the remaining matches using these comparison rules:
        1. Opponent with the closest league first
        2. In case of equality: opponent using a different IP first
        3. In case of equality: opponent never met or met the furthest in the past first (considered equal under a 10 minutes delta)
        4. In case of equality: opponent with the closest league score first (considered equal under a 10 points delta)
        5. In case of equality: oldest match first
      • Take the first match of the sorted list and join it
    • There's no match remaining:
      1. Pick a random map from the eligible map pool
      2. Pick a random left/right side
      3. Create a new match using these parameters

Unranked

The matchmaking system for unranked games in career works like this:

  1. Determine the eligible map pool:
    • Take the unranked map pool
    • Compute X as the half of the map pool size
    • Get the X last played maps
    • Remove those maps from the eligible map pool
  2. Get the 100 oldest available unranked matches
  3. Remove matches matching these conditions:
    • Opponent has already been played in the last 60 seconds
  4. At this point, there are 2 possible cases:
    • There are some matches remaining:
      • Sort the remaining matches using these comparison rules:
        1. Opponent with the closest XP level first
        2. In case of equality: opponent using a different IP first
        3. In case of equality: opponent never met or met the furthest in the past first (considered equal under a 10 minutes delta)
        4. In case of equality: oldest match first
      • Take the first match of the sorted list and join it
    • There's no match remaining:
      1. Pick a random map from the eligible map pool
      2. Pick a random left/right side
      3. Create a new match using these parameters