Party mmr dont mean jack shit, sure you can learn stuff from your friends but it is not a judgement of individual skill
If you truly want to learn and improve play solo mmr, Solo MMR is more important because it shows your skill of winning games solo with 4 complete stangers, The higher your solo, the more it shows how good you are in coordinating/carrying/playing the game
do you people think you can improve by being carried by a higher mmr player, carrying an easier lower mmr player or having teamplay which reduces the need to have a better personal skill?
geez, idk scooby, what do you think?
Thanks, just asking. Guess party mmr doesn't even matter. Will try to make it reach 5k tho.
I think playing with and against significantly higher mmr players does help you improve faster
that changes though if your stack is predominantly low mmr and have a huge gap between highest mmr and the next
think 4ks and 2ks, maybe 5ks and 3ks
playing ultra ez games isnt gonna toughen you up, it's gonna soften your core and makes you more sluggish in terms of reaction and efficient in terms of decision making since games are free wins
playing with lots of high memer players vs your mmr like 2 5k/4ks while you are 2 makes teammates and enemies better
you can adapt and play at their level or be the sole reason of -25s
Party mmr does not make u play better since often u are forced to do what captain/person that speaks laud tells u to do.
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Do you think people can improve at the same rate as solo mmr playing exclusively party mmr? Or do you disregard party mmr when you see someone has a low solo?
Now idc that much about solo cause I just really don't like playing alone, so I almost exclusively play party mmr. I've played games where I was the highest mmr in a party, played games where I was the lowest mmr, and in every game I feel like I held my own, or at least I can keep up. But my friends say it doesn't matter cause you don't improve in party, only in solo. Some even say i'm just getting boosted.