Team elo higher than my 1v1? What does this mean?
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Yet, I have aprox 50% win rate…
so I think I’m just better at team games?
I want to improve my 1v1 though…
They’re quite different.
You need to play actual 1v1s to get better at 1v1.
It doesn’t mean anything.
If you want a a clearer picture, look at the percentile you are in for both and even then there’s too much randomness in team games.
Ive noticed most people have a much higher tg elo than 1v1.
I believe there is some elo inflation on TG.
If you play with a fixed group of friends then your teamgame elo is bound to be higher because it’s a huge advantage
That’s business as usual.
Team elo is a less reliable than 1v1 elo.
Win rate should always be around 50%.
Doesnt mean much tbh
Im around 13xx 1v1, but my TG Elo is 10xx, 11
They are completely different,
How are you queuing up for team games?
Are you in a party with friends?
Or are you solo queuing?
And what size games are you playing?
If you’re like me and you enjoy solo queuing for 4v4s, then team game Elo is not a reliable measure of anything.
I’ve fluctuated between 1500 and 1250 within the span of a couple days on more than one occasion.
Queuing up by yourself and relying on random teammates is a total crap shoot.
Sometimes things go well and you get an evenly balanced game.
Sometimes you get a teammate who resigns in Dark Age and you lose Elo because of it.
Sometimes an enemy player does that, and you get free Elo.
Sometimes the other team is four guys in a party together with planned strategies.
Sometimes your flank tries to go Fast Castle on Arabia.
The more players there are in the game, the less control each individual has over the outcome.
Thus, there is a wider range of potential Elo rating for each individual player.
It means you work better on a team rather than individually.
This is me at work as well haha.
1v1 and tg does not directly correlate.
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How many matches u have in each one?
That your teammates are better than you
Either you get carried (never happens!) or you carry
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