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I Have been playing r6 seen the first year of the game, originally from console, now on PC. I like the stance Ubisoft is taking towards cheaters, as I dislike, anyone of the sort. I also like the rank adjustments that happen when a cheater was found in your game, but I don't recently lost MMR due to a cheater in a past game, since I won that game I lost MMR. While I don't know who it was or even that they were cheating, and again I'm not sure your stance on TK cheaters, but I do it. While at the end of the day it isn't a big deal I think a better system, would be to make people queued with the cheater to lose MMR, and eventually get banned. IDK if this is even in the right forum, but figured I would voice my thoughts on the matter.
over 4 years ago - UbiFate - Direct link
Hey there! The MMR rollback system is designed to lessen the impact of cheaters on your rank over the long term. If you play with a cheater, you lost the MMR you received from that match so that it's like the game never happened. On the flip side, if you play against a cheater, you regain the lost MMR. This is meant to ensure your rank at the end of the season is only from legitimate matches! You can find more info here!
over 4 years ago - UbiMorning - Direct link
Originally Posted by xcel30
Well better think of it as not counting because someone cheating that taking away from you honestly
It's a good way to think of it. The match basically doesn't count and is like it didn't happen, since the MMR was rolled back. I understand it may be a little upsetting to lose the MMR for something you could not control, but the MMR system is supposed to neutralize results related to the cheater since they were illegitimate results. I'm sure you'll earn back that MMR in no time!
about 4 years ago - UbiShoreman - Direct link
Just a reminder to double check forum dates before posting, as Necro'ing old threads is against our rules. If you feel passionately about this you are more than welcome to make a new post about it! I'll be closing it out.