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but it seems excessive. That's my point.
Do you really need to play that much to determine who is better?
I feel like after 4 rounds you pretty much figured out who your teamates are.
These aren't people you know, there is no real recognition, its just matchmaking with randoms who are expected to play seriously. I would be more happy if this kind of thing existed for pre-made groups of 5.
I already know I'll stick to casual and I'm fine with that - I did clan matches in CS 1.6 or whatever and they were great and the rest of my CS time was always random servers.
I just want to know why and you provided one possible answer that supports the reasoning.
I dont understand how you cannot understand why it has to be long when you say youve played the game since forever.
30 rounds actually isnt enough. Real competitiv matches are usually best of 3 meaning you play at least 2 matches to earn 1 win.
From a scientific point of view:
We want to determine which team is better. We measure this by letting them fight each other, first we assume both are equal 50/50, now we could say lets play one round, the winner is the better one, simple.
Now we want to check if the result we got is correct. How? Let them fight a second time just 1 round. If the same player win we can say that our first measurement was probably correct.
If the other player wins, well we are back to 50/50. That tells us that there must be something wrong with either the first measurement or the second one.
This could be things we as humans would call "random". Luckily staying in the right position for example, thats not skill thats just random.
Thats why we need much more measurements than 1,2,3,5 or even 10.
More rounds = more measurements = more accurate results
What long matches also do is adding time tension, making endurance an important factor.
One team might be able to play godlike for 10 minutes and after that their skill/concentration drops, while it other team stays consistant beating the other team in the end.
I just don't find it right to try to make the competetive matchmaking require so much dedication to time. I want to play seriously with people but I am not going to promise them an hour of my time. I'm starting to understand why but it doesn't change my mind that it sucks.
Dont know if you watch any sports, but what would a football game be if its only 15 minutes?
What would an F1 race be with only 10 laps? ;)