There's only ONE problem with Destiny 2 pvp: peer-to-peer. As long as players have advantage, because of their internet or region, no SBMM or CBMM will help.

Bungie has never had true sbmm, they've only had their failure snake system, be better.

I happen to agree with this. I have much more fun in close matches than in stomps, even if it's my team doing the stomping. I'd like to preface this with a disclaimer: I understand and respect the opinions of those who prefer CBMM if their arguments for their stance are reasonable. In fact, I even support those opinions, as they are legitimate concerns with the state of the game at the moment. To people who say that: "winning bumps you up and then getting matched with better players bumps you down."- That's the point. You're where you belong. If you want to climb, you have to actually get better instead of farming lower skilled players. Solo queuing into a sweat stack and getting farmed in Control while players constantly leave the game because they're getting stomped... That's not good gameplay. Are you gonna throw Timmy's Little League team up against the Mets? No, of course not. That's ridiculous. You're going to have him play Jimmy's team. What do people do when their team is down by a wide margin in the last couple minutes/pitches of a game? They go home. But when games are close? Spectators stick around, they get that much more excited. Players play that much harder. People who complain about being matched with players of similar skill are just entitled and elitist. They don't want to have to work for their wins, they just want to pad their stats and farm. They believe that just because they got to where they are, they're owed an easy time. They're the kind of people -blam!- their Trials card to avoid going flawless. And before people raise the (good point) of: "Well how are people going to go flawless in Trials if every game is sweaty?"... Doesn't that prove my point? Maybe it's Trials itself that's the problem? The fact that you have to win a whole pile of games in a row, causing people to abuse the system instead of creating an actual competitive environment? The idea of going flawless for the best loot is asinine at best and is why people wanted Freelance. So that teams who stack and farm don't ruin their experience. In games with SBMM, creating new accounts in order to get put into lower skilled games (also known as smurfing) is a [i]bannable[/i] offense. Yet, in CBMM, the result is the exact same as if people were smurfing. The only difference is that the blame lies on the game itself. Now, I'm obviously not trying to paint everyone who supports CBMM with the same brush here. There are perfectly legit reasons to prefer it (especially given the amount of connection shenanigans that happen in PvP and how they are consistently a problem), and I understand that completely and agree with that point of view. Preferring a stable game over a close game is a personal opinion, and one worth respecting. So here's hoping that Bungie actually does something about connection problems, or at least gives players an option to opt into SBMM or CBMM. They already do this with Crossplay, could they not do it with their matchmaking as well? Anyway, sorry for the wall of text. Just wanted to get my 2 cents in as concisely and non-divisively as possible, though I'm sure more than a few people are going to take exception to my post.