Dota 2 team matchmaking low priority

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Ranked matchmaking changes in Dota

In short; Solo queue is back, and by that we mean true solo queue where all 10 players are NOT in a party. Linked phone number, this means that all the players have to register a unique phone number to their account in order to play Ranked matchmaking. There will be a two-week grace period from today during which players have time to register a number, but starting on May 4th, accounts without a registered number will no longer be eligible for Ranked play. If a phone number is removed from an account after registration, a new number can be added, but there will be a three-month waiting period before the removed number can be registered on a new account. This is to prevent using the same number on multiple accounts.

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Main Menu Dota - Low Priority Matchmaking Low Priority is a temporary matchmaking penalty that is applied to accounts that have engaged in behaviors that are detrimental to the community. An account with a Low Priority penalty will be restricted to the Single Draft game mode for a specified number of games. Winning the specified number of games is the only way to remove the Low Priority penalty. Depending on the history and type of behaviors, a variable number of low priority wins will be required. If an account already has a 5-game penalty while being assigned a new penalty, a temporary matchmaking restriction may also be assigned. The Conduct Summary will provide a history of the behaviors associated with Low Priority over a span of the previous 25 games that an account has played.

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Low priority is a penalty administered when: A player has abandoned a game multiple times. A player has been reported multiple times.

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Matchmaking

Players using multiple accounts create a negative matchmaking experience at all skill brackets, so our goal is to add just enough friction to this process that the number of players doing this will be noticeably reduced. Having more players using their primary accounts will have a positive effect on both Ranked and Unranked Matchmaking. There will be a two-week grace period from today during which players have time to register a number, but starting on May 4th, accounts without a registered number will no longer be eligible for Ranked play. If a phone number is removed from an account after registration, a new number can be added, but there will be a three-month waiting period before the removed number can be registered on a new account.

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