PVP - Change slider to maximum score instead of minimum

[Silverkaidog]

Ok, so, I suck at PVP, I know I do. My score is 0. But every time I try to get somewhere with it, I get set with someone who has a very high score, and I always lose. The slider allows to fight players of a minimum rating, but I think it should be changed to a maximum rating instead. So you can choose to fight players who's max score is similar to your own, rather than constantly getting humiliated by high ranking players. So if my score is 0, I can set it to fight those who either also have a score of 0, or a max score of, say, 50, to make it more fair to players who aren't as good as others and give us low scorers a chance to catch up a bit, ya know?

[Xouman]

I totally agree,the thing should be Maximum Rating instead of the opposite so we can more or less set it to match players of our rating range,it makes more sense,but at the same time,matching sometimes high ladders tryhards that are predicting you almost every turn is very good to learn too,being destroyed builds you.

[Lugario]

There should be an option for both, but I don't think it will be added in the near future because of the long time it takes to find an opponent.

 

Maybe after the merge it's a possibility.

[Silverkaidog]

I tried again with a new team. Once again I was paired up with high scoring players, and I didn't win a single battle. This PVP is so unfairly balanced -_-'

[Tgbnamish]

Bruh that slider button doesnt work anyways

[Eaty]

On 4/14/2026 at 8:10 PM, Tgbnamish said:

Bruh that slider button doesnt work anyways

I think there's a fundamental misunderstanding here about how the setting works.

You are not selecting a minimum opponent rating. You are defining how far below your own rating an opponent can be.

If you have 300 rating and set it to 100, you'll only encounter players with 200 rating or higher, not players with 100 or higher.

[Tgbnamish]

51 minutes ago, Eaty said:

I think there's a fundamental misunderstanding here about how the setting works.

You are not selecting a minimum opponent rating. You are defining how far below your own rating an opponent can be.

If you have 300 rating and set it to 100, you'll only encounter players with 200 rating or higher, not players with 100 or higher.

Okay nice sry for misunderstanding