Valve has introduced a new update for the matchmaking system in Dota 2. Since we believe that they have rolled to a lot of changes in a very less time. The MOBA developer is trying to make the system as smooth as possible since it wants it community to have an enjoyable experience. It has been addressing the most important issues since the start of the MMR system. The issues that were highlighted by them were the matchmaking errors in solo and party queues.

The developers also had to re-configured the medal system while adding a new post-match evaluation system for behavior score and average queue time.

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Last year we launched Prime Matchmaking with the goal of providing a better matchmaking experience. Initially the system simply matched players who linked CS:GO with a unique phone number. Later, the system additionally required in-game experience players needed to reach rank As these constraints were added, the Prime status created a hard boundary in the CS:GO community, and players who might otherwise be perfectly happy playing together were separated.

So what if the Prime system was re-imagined using a wider range of factors? We started with that question, and have been experimenting with matching players using observed behaviors and attributes of their Steam account, including the overall amount of time they had spent playing CS:GO, how frequently they were reported for cheating, time spent playing other games on their Steam account, etc. The results of the experiment have been positive.

In matches created using Trust Factor, most players ended up generating fewer reports regardless of their Prime status. We wanted to keep the best parts of Prime and ditch the parts that cause problems in the CS:GO community. Starting today, players will, by default, enter matchmaking using their Trust Factor rather than their Prime status in the short term. Players with Prime status can still choose to additionally restrict their matchmaking pool to other players with Prime status—though Trust is always on.

Q: What are the factors used in the new Trust Factor matchmaking system? Q: Can I look at my personal Trust Factor? Q: What can I do to improve my Trust Factor?