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People who call matchmaking "rigged" in reality are low skilled players. Because these types of people always blame teammates and dont look at themselves.
I am pretty sure they do this so that rank will be forever fall and climb, i mean if i could be where i want in a short time i won't be interested in it anymore right? they should have just admit it instead of telling lies or saying you are not good enough blah blah blah creating more frustration, because the truth comes out anyway and now everyone knows it's rigged
It amazes me that how come professional players don't complain about matchmaking being "rigged" , because you know only 1 team can win game, but every now and then there will be low skilled people who will say this or that is rigged.
To be fair, there are certainly plenty of times where it happens that teammates can and do let down the team.
While I personally don't lambast anyone for their performance or complain openly about it, it can leave a bitter taste and be rather annoying when one significantly outperforms their team and most or all of the other team yet still loses the match because their team was so lacking.
It's happened to me many times across many games over many years. It happened to me just the other night in Team Deathmatch on Ace Combat, where I had 2 teammates who both scored a grand total of 0 by the end of the match and I had scored 70,000 - 80,000, while the other team were all 40,000 or less in score. The worst part of it was that I had seen both of my teammates do very well in other matches, so it's not even like they were brand new players in their first match, they were both fairly seasoned. Yet they were supremely useless teammates in that match.
I do like to give people the benefit of the doubt, we're all weak fallible humans at the end of the day and even the best pros out there have bad days/bad matches. Maybe they're just letting the game run during that match while they take a dab or blow a line or something? Who knows.