How Matchmaking Works
ASTRANOX is built for structured Standoff 2 competition. The platform creates ranked matches, tracks ELO, records match history, and gives players a clear process for result submission and dispute review.
Queue
Players join a ranked queue after account setup, identity linking, and rule acceptance. The system groups players by current rating and queue availability.
Play
A match room provides the lobby details, teams, map flow, and result instructions. Players are expected to join on time and complete the match according to the posted rules.
Verify
Results are checked through scoreboard submissions, automated parsing, player reports, and staff review when needed. False submissions can lead to penalties.
ELO and Rankings
ELO is a competitive rating that changes after completed matches. Winning against stronger opponents can provide more rating progress, while losses reduce rating. Seasonal leaderboards use these records to show performance over time.
Fair Play
The platform relies on rule acceptance, evidence review, match history, reports, and admin tools to keep competition fair. Abusive behavior, cheating, result manipulation, and identity mismatches are handled through moderation.
Public and Private Areas
Public pages explain how the platform works. Actual matchmaking, economy, case, wallet, chat, and report features require an account so that player records and safety controls can be enforced.