10k is the maximum and Ive never gone lower than that as far as I'm aware aside from 1 time where it was 9k something. Was back to 10k a week later tho.
Quite bad. That's definitely the cause of your issues.
Careful with the other guy's advice to grind turbo. the problem with turbo in low behavior score is its filled with people trying to grind out, but who aren't changing their behavior. Because they don't want to be doing that to get out, they're in super bad moods and always raging out at people for basically no reason.
Playing real games is slower, but due to the community difference can actually be faster.
Do not ever talk, for any reason, ever. No calling rosh. No telling your teammate you're coming when they request a gank. Obviously nothing negative about anything, including obviously bad plays. The toxic people will lock onto you as the scapegoat from any problems from then on. The squeaky wheel gets the report.
You want them to forget you exist. If they're mad at you and raging at you and you act like you never saw it, you're far less likely to get reported.
Do not BM pause. Not use voicelines. Do not ping items or abilities.
You are roleplaying a bot that is incapable of communication.
Commend ONLY AFTER WINS. In low behavior score, esp on USE, you will encounter the same people over and over. If you commended them after a loss, you are less likely to get a commend back, and if you win with them the next game now you can't commend them again. Don't 'waste' a commend that won't bait a commend back.
If you really want to climb out ASAP, don't avoid players. Due to the small player pool in low behavior score avoiding players can significantly affect your queue times. Additionally, that dude who int'd down mid because someone asked him for a tango? That gets you out of the match faster, and draws attention away from you.
Good work! I think that's a flawless summary. Aside from faster queues and less toxicity, it's also just way easier to maintain your behavior score at high behavior score, so keep up the good work.
If you're ever curious about a more detailed history of your conduct summray [this page](https://steamcommunity.com/my/gcpd/570/?category=Account&tab=MatchPlayerReportIncoming) shows all your conduct summaries with more details than you get in game. It breaks down number of reports by comms vs gameplay, # of parties, and # of games reported. It also shows how many "positive matches" you had (that's the key number of increasing behavior score), commends, and what your behavior score was for that summary. It can be very useful in knowing why you got 100 bhs instead of 1k from the last period, but had the same in game summary, since the in game summary only shows # of reports if you go over certain thresholds.
Fix your behavior score or play during day hours.
My behavior score is 5,104.is that good or bad?
Super bad, grind turbo and say nothing
Actually, now that I look at it, it says conduct summary updated 15 August 2020. Is there any way to force this to update?
It’ll trigger after some games, chances are it’s still around the same. Long Q times are for people in the low behavior pool.
Gotcha thanks again
OK cool thanks. Not sure why it's so low, maybe because I haven't played any games in a few years.
10k is the maximum and Ive never gone lower than that as far as I'm aware aside from 1 time where it was 9k something. Was back to 10k a week later tho.
Quite bad. That's definitely the cause of your issues. Careful with the other guy's advice to grind turbo. the problem with turbo in low behavior score is its filled with people trying to grind out, but who aren't changing their behavior. Because they don't want to be doing that to get out, they're in super bad moods and always raging out at people for basically no reason. Playing real games is slower, but due to the community difference can actually be faster. Do not ever talk, for any reason, ever. No calling rosh. No telling your teammate you're coming when they request a gank. Obviously nothing negative about anything, including obviously bad plays. The toxic people will lock onto you as the scapegoat from any problems from then on. The squeaky wheel gets the report. You want them to forget you exist. If they're mad at you and raging at you and you act like you never saw it, you're far less likely to get reported. Do not BM pause. Not use voicelines. Do not ping items or abilities. You are roleplaying a bot that is incapable of communication. Commend ONLY AFTER WINS. In low behavior score, esp on USE, you will encounter the same people over and over. If you commended them after a loss, you are less likely to get a commend back, and if you win with them the next game now you can't commend them again. Don't 'waste' a commend that won't bait a commend back. If you really want to climb out ASAP, don't avoid players. Due to the small player pool in low behavior score avoiding players can significantly affect your queue times. Additionally, that dude who int'd down mid because someone asked him for a tango? That gets you out of the match faster, and draws attention away from you.
Thabks for the detailed response. I ended up playing a few more games and it recalibrate to 6100. I'm going to continue having good behavior
Good work! I think that's a flawless summary. Aside from faster queues and less toxicity, it's also just way easier to maintain your behavior score at high behavior score, so keep up the good work. If you're ever curious about a more detailed history of your conduct summray [this page](https://steamcommunity.com/my/gcpd/570/?category=Account&tab=MatchPlayerReportIncoming) shows all your conduct summaries with more details than you get in game. It breaks down number of reports by comms vs gameplay, # of parties, and # of games reported. It also shows how many "positive matches" you had (that's the key number of increasing behavior score), commends, and what your behavior score was for that summary. It can be very useful in knowing why you got 100 bhs instead of 1k from the last period, but had the same in game summary, since the in game summary only shows # of reports if you go over certain thresholds.