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Finally Answered, Moonton Explains How the Matching Up System is in Mobile Legends' Ranked Mode

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Finally Answered, Moonton Explains How the Matching Up System is in Mobile Legends’ Ranked Mode

GridGames.ID – You as a Mobile Legends player must have experienced losing streak aka losing continuously in a row right? Until someone throws a cellphone but doesn’t want to stop trying until a victory emerges.

Well, because if you lose, the players make speculations about the cause of their defeat.

For example, blaming a teammate, even though it’s not necessarily our best game among them, or maybe meeting a better team, so that it’s also considered a mistake, even though it’s just a coincidence.

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Actually, how’s the system matching up in Mobile Legends? Let’s ask the boss directly, Moonton Indonesia, let’s go!

“Actually the system matching up in ranked mode it is based on the number of player stars. For example, if we play together with five of our friends. So, we will find an opponent whose number of stars is similar to the total of five stars on our team,” said Lius, E-Sports Manager Moonton Indonesia.

The meaning of the star is, the star that we get if we get a victory during a match in ranked mode.

If you are Warrior I, for example, it means you have 7 stars. Well, if you play with 5 friends whose number of stars is the same as your number of stars, it means that your team’s total star is 35.

Then, system matching up will find enemies whose total 5-star players are not far from 35 too.

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“If we play together three, it means 2 other players random right. So will the opponent. 3 players against the number of stars is similar to the number of stars 3 players in our team, 2 players against the number of stars is similar to the number of stars 2 players random in our team,” continued Lius again.

So, if you want to meet an enemy whose level is lower than you, you have to play with friends who are at the lower level.

If you are in Epic, for example, invite your friends who are still Grand Masters to play. But also make sure that your friend can bring victory to your team, aka good.

If noob? Well it’s free too, dong!

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