matches that vlave doesnt consider worth labeling because skill too low, this is mostly true unknown skill=shit
try to create a new account and play better. it is going to be hard to climb out of 600 games of normal. you have more chance to get into high skill with fresh account
No the skill level is just mmr, and if u calibrate into hs and dont belong there u will quickly drop. Climbing to hs is just like climbing mmr (because ur hidden mmr), so just git gud. Smurfing will usually just end u up in ur regular bracket again, so just grind ur main.
unknown skill means that there are too many TBD players with high uncertainity factor in the game or that there are players all over skill brackets (say you have 2k and 4k players who can queue together) so it's very hard to determine the bracket for THE MATCH
but statistically, this mostly happens in the sub 2k bracket
it happens in 2 scenarios= either party difference too high for valve to detect game avg, or game too low skill
^you little shit, I basically said the same thing and I am not getting any praise :(((
pls notice me senpai
Games where the autism is too strong it's not even worth considering
https://www.dotabuff.com/matches/2852721018
Ayyyy
@Daddy: In my last BS game I destroyed some barracks, it was ridiculous to see that "dire top barracks were destroyed by 6 treants!"
Don't listen to bemon
Making smurf to reach High Skill is not time efficient and pain in the ass to deal with (you'd get a lot of 2k MMR idiots who thinks they're good but their teammates drag them down so they decided to create new account and do egoistic shits)
You'll reach High Skill or Very High Skill when you deserve it, just play solo ranked and grind it up
Unknown skill means that the players vary too much to fit it into a single skill. If a 1k and a 5k player party up and play an unranked match, it will be unknown skill.
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I've been acustomed to my normal skill bracket but I had one match that was unknown and then went back to normal after.