MMR

Matchmaking Rating

The MMR is used to match players of similar levels, making the game more challenging and balanced.

MMR Calculation

The MMR can be calculated based on the following factors:

• Missions won

• Missions lost

• Number of enemies killed

• Number of explosions suffered

To know what the level of the opponent of a player will be, it is necessary to discover what is the personal score of the same one and to find opponents with equivalent scores.

For example: If your MMR is 1000, it is necessary that the game find an opponent with an MMR close to 1000 to have a balanced match.

This is the general ratings chart:

Range	Rating	Entrance
2401 +	Ace	Top 3 - 1 Tournaments
2101 - 2400	Legend	Top 4 - 2 Tournaments
1501 - 1800	Veteran	Top 5 - 3 Tournaments
1201 - 1500	Advanced	Top 5 - 3 Tournaments
901 - 1200	Skilled	Top 6 - 5 Tournaments
601 - 900	Intermediate	Top 6 - 5 Tournaments
301 - 600	Rookie	Top 6 Tournaments
0 - 300	Novice	Top 6 Tournaments

To calculate the MMR you must use the following mathematical expression:

$$MMR={\dfrac{adMMR+(bs*(w-l))}{gp}}$$

Where:

• adMMR = Adversary's MMR

• bs = Base Score = 400

• w = Wins

• l = Losses

• gp = Games Played