Does anyone actually play in Skill Match or Random Match

Jane5530 · May 7, 2014

I have requested 28 games so far only 4 have responded - 2 have rejected. But still I have no constant opponent. Last game play was 4 days ago.

Is there anyway to see who is online or available to play and not uninstalled or decided not to play again.

Does anyone want a match?

:)

RageDMX47 · May 7, 2014

Newbie Here please be gentle

Live itself, probably not. It matches you almost at random. Games that do or can match you with players of equal skill more than likely will.

SpeedyBlueDude · May 7, 2014

Game is NOT meant for solo players.

Matt, I haven't done it recently. Did it a few months ago when you first posted your suggestion of turning skill on on the old forums.

Although I actually did get the host to turn skill on yesterday when playing with my group of friends, we did match up less often with FULL parties. Still matched up against parties of 4-6.

Actually, question. Does it match us up with people on the host skill level or does t measure everyone skill and match us up with peoppleas good as my team? Because it didn't seem like it was the latter.

CitricKitten09 · May 24, 2014

Try The Kevster 28; he (or possibly she...you never know) boasted that he never refuses a request unless he is leaving the country shortly, even if you hit him with a bingo starter.

AvailingJam0105 · Nov 1, 2018

I have found that about 50% of invitations I send, the opponent does not respond. Then, about 30% reject the invitation. Then I have periods of playing some players many times. It takes a while to get regular partners.

I agree that it would help those of us who are eager to play if we could place a number of filters on the matches, e.g. only those online now, exclude those who have not played for > 1 month, exclude those who are so active that they are near the maximum
30 open games

Microsoft Studios - what do you think you could do to help?

AvailingJam0105

I have found that about 50% of invitations I send, the opponent does not respond. Then, about 30% reject the invitation. Then I have periods of playing some players many times. It takes a while to get regular partners.

I agree that it would help those of us who are eager to play if we could place a number of filters on the matches, e.g. only those online now, exclude those who have not played for > 1 month, exclude those who are so active that they are near the maximum
30 open games

Microsoft Studios - what do you think you could do to help?

CitricKitten09

Try The Kevster 28; he (or possibly she...you never know) boasted that he never refuses a request unless he is leaving the country shortly, even if you hit him with a bingo starter.

SpeedyBlueDude

Matt, I haven't done it recently. Did it a few months ago when you first posted your suggestion of turning skill on on the old forums.

Although I actually did get the host to turn skill on yesterday when playing with my group of friends, we did match up less often with FULL parties. Still matched up against parties of 4-6.

Actually, question. Does it match us up with people on the host skill level or does t measure everyone skill and match us up with peoppleas good as my team? Because it didn't seem like it was the latter.

THANOS OPRESSOR

The skill may actually be higher than the level in evidence, but in most cases the rank does match the skills.

RageDMX47

Live itself, probably not. It matches you almost at random. Games that do or can match you with players of equal skill more than likely will.

Does anyone actually play in Skill Match or Random Match