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Message: [QUOTE="Orangezoo, post: 4992158, member: 237"] it’s actually pretty simple. By using margin of victory as a weighted variable that’s capped, it reduced the weighting of the efficiency metrics that use MOV and thus even with that redundancy, kept the MOV impact somewhat controlled. Now since they removed the MOV as a stand alone variable the efficiency metrics have a higher weight and thus you see these impacts play out more. In order for this to balance out they have to nerf some of the efficiency weighting in favor of wins and losses , road record etc. Another reason for this is teams with more losses see a jump too given this is a pretty big spike in MOV and for efficiency. If we beat the Ville and win by 20 or more we can jump 5 spots or more most likely especially when our efficiency numbers would get a bigger boost than some others would. As JN pointed out as well road and higher margin victories combined get an even bigger boost. [/QUOTE]