Introducing a Ranked mode to CallofDuty: Warzone 2.0 could fix many of the game's current issues.
Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 is a much different beast than its predecessor, and in many ways, has split the community at large. That’s due to a number of controversial design choices. However, many players seem to agree that Warzone 2.0 needs a Ranked mode, much like previous Call of Duty multiplayer counterparts like Black Ops Cold War, Vanguard, and soon-to-be Modern Warfare II.
The downsides of SBMM Before diving into how Ranked play could work, it’s important to explain how the current matchmaking system works — or at least, how it feels like it works. Skill-based matchmaking aims to even the playing field by pairing you up with similarly skilled players. It’s there to keep newcomers safe from seasoned pros while adding an element of fairness across each match.
Full stop, Warzone 2.0’s current matchmaking system is not fun for above-average players. Getting thrown into lobbies against highly skilled players causes each match to feel tense and anxiety-inducing, with almost no variation. It’s even worse when playing Solos, since you don’t have anyone to rely on. Sure, playing in highly competitive matches alongside your friends in Duos, Trios, or Quads can be fun, but if you’re on your own, you’re at a disadvantage.
Ideally, SBMM would be completely removed in casual mode, offering a wider variety of match types. One game, you might get matched up with lots of newcomers, the next might be a bit harder, while the one after that could be a mix of the two.
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