Now, however, Sledgehammer Games has implemented an update<\/a> that will allow two-player parties to compete in Ranked Play.<\/p>
Michael Condrey, the chief operating and development officer at Sledgehammer Games, revealed the exciting news on Reddit<\/a> earlier today. But Condrey also explained why two-player parties were introduced before allowing full four-player teams in Ranked Play.<\/p>
“There are a number of reasons we chose to introduce two-player parties first,” Condrey said<\/a>. “It’s important to maintain the integrity of Ranked Play that we don’t force players to have a full party to be competitive with other full parties. It’s also quicker to skill match individual players and parties of two, which is an important factor to the Ranked Play experience.”<\/p>
