Call of Duty is once again justifying why it uses SBMM in casual modes

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When it comes to delivering a competitive experience in an FPS game, skill-based matchmaking is one of the most important components and one that has to be well-implemented. However, SBMM's spread into the unranked lobbies of Call of Duty games has been one of the series most controversial talking points for a few years now. Well, if you're one of those hoping to see it removed from the casual CoD experience in Black Ops 6 and beyond, keep dreaming, because Activision is back once again with a new post justifying its decision making.

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