Edited By
Nicolas Dubois
A growing number of players are expressing their frustration over prolonged matchmaking times in popular online games, particularly during morning hours. With averages hitting 20 minutes or more, the situation has ignited discussions over server issues and player matchmaking quality.
Many have pointed out that brand new players are flooding matches, complicating the experience for seasoned veterans. As one player noted, "I stopped playing for a couple of years, and now I'm facing this issue with new players constantly."
Players are reporting severe matchmaking delays, especially between 8 AM and 9 AM in North America. Individuals have taken to various forums, venting their disbelief at the long wait times. One user quipped, "Every time I mention 'why is it taking so long,' I instantly get a match!" This suggests a troubling trend where simply expressing impatience might trigger the system.
Commenters shared diverse experiences regarding matchmaking:
Some graphic issues are linked to servers during peak hours. One player observed, "US East and West feel like dead servers."
Others blame late gaming hours, asserting that many players are either asleep or at work during those times.
"My usual queue time is about 8 minutes. Twenty minutes is extreme!" said a frustrated gamer.
The general sentiment appears to veer toward frustration with new matchmaking algorithms that seem to prioritize pairing long-time players with novices, increasing the difficulties for experienced gamers.
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โฝ 20-minute matchmaking times reported as common during morning hours.
โ Players are unhappy with increased presence of inexperienced gamers in matches.
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