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Match id ?
5417374390
No divine player or crusader player ? Where is it ?
True Fistraiser. There is a guy I watch on Twitch that plays on other people's accounts to boost them. He generally picks Phoenix or Broodmother. He tends to win around 90% of the time with Broodmother and almost 90% as Phoenix. He is literally an immortal player that just plays on his friends/viewers accounts that tend to be Crusaders, Guardians, Ancients, and even some Divines.
Don't know the ins and outs on boosting/smurfing though that can actually be grounds for subjection.
so dont party with ppl whose ranks are very far from u
Where is the Crusader and Divine player partied in this match? Because I don't see them. In fact, you yourself were partied with 2 unranked players, including one whose name was literally "not smurf."
The matchmaking system selects the opponent on base of a mean mmr and if possible with a similar spread of mmr in ranked and normal. I have seen mostly balanced games in full stack gaming even with large mmr spread in unranked.
Quite reliable, in particular if compared to smurfing with > 2 k mmr differences in real and pretended mmr, which the matchmaker cannot compensate for because it doesn‘t know about it.
If the developers and the community accept and practice smurfing to the given extend, „honest“ spreads in mmr in a party shouldn‘t be a remarkable problem.