^It is a little rude... but I'm guessing he has a reason for asking. And, it turns out it's an interesting answer:
I hadn't looked in a very long time... and it's been a pretty long time since I played, until this weekend and again last night.
In the past, it was a thing that ones MMR would slowly decrease if they hadn't played for a while. Nope, mine was still exactly the same as it was 7 months ago when I finally added scrimbot and checked it last night - 1879.
There was a time when my MMR was around 2150, but it started sliding very quickly back down to the 1900 level during the age of smurfing - partially because I stopped playing DM and TDM, partially because I refuse to leave servers when I'm getting annihilated - even by smurfs.
Now, last night there were certainly more matches to choose from... but it was all TDM. Like 7 TDM matches. I hung out in a Siege server with one other player for like 15 minutes before a couple more people joined and we finally got rolling. But, that match only got up to 7-8 players. We managed to get a second match going that had 8-9 players, and then it died after the podium with everyone leaving (probably because of what I'm going to post in another topic). I didn't want to sit around for another 15 minutes waiting to start a sparsely populated, imbalanced match and decided to go read a book (Moby fuzzy bunny atm).
Anyhow, what was the point of asking my MMR?
Edited by StubbornPuppet, 08 March 2016 - 06:45 AM.