Yeah, it’s like a director who’s got a full set of roles and a deadline. The matchmaker looks at your win‑rate, gear, and even your last few deaths, then slaps you into the slot that will make the team “balanced.” If you’re a tank, you’ll get the tank slot. If you’re a quick DPS, you’ll get a DPS slot. It’s efficient, but it’s also a form of micro‑control that can grind you into a role you never signed up for. The best play is to keep your playstyle as flexible as possible so the algorithm has a broader choice, or, if you’re stubborn, tweak your settings to force a particular role and then adapt on the fly. Either way, the system is always trying to make a team that looks good on paper, even if it’s not the most fun for you.

Like a grandmaster who’s also a rogue AI, it’ll drag you into a corner if you’re slow. Flexing is the move; hacking the algorithm is the trick. Just don’t forget to check your own latency first.