Low Medium High Bronze

Low bronze is 4/6 lights, high bronze is 4/9 lights. That's it.

High bronze for Medium Bots (non-WSP) is lvl4 bots with lvl6 weapons as limit.

So lvl4 light bot with lvl6 weapons will probably still be in mid-bronze. As long as you don't see the Yamantau map, you're lower than High Bronze.

Copper isn't a thing, the only thing below bronze is rookie, which you can't be in if you're over pilot lv 4.

Might need to check me up on the math, but if L 4/6 is your implied line for low bronze, L (4-2/6+(2/2))=L 2/7.

I don't believe winrate has much to do with matchmaking at all really... from what I have seen, even 100% winrates do not push you up in tiers. Sure you might see a dude moved down a tier every now and then, but they don't make for much competition most of the time anyway.

Thanks a lot! I will upgrade my gepards to lvl 4 and my magnum to 7-7-6, low bronze I'm coming

4/9 high bronze, 4/12 low silver.

oh I don't know.. levelling weapons to absolute maximums is too much of a hassle. I wouldn't advise going to absolute maximum for any tier anyway, as you are more likely to be bumped into the next tier more often.

I haven't been on the forums for weeks, but I see that I was replied to so...

It's called 'best in class' or bic in different game forums.  For your specific role or arena of competition, the min-max players look for bic to best compete.  In World of Warcraft, for example, certain generic trinkets or jewelry items would be bic or also 'bis' (best in slot) for certain classes.  In WoW battlegrounds, there were also certain tiers so players could play vs other players but not be too outclassed simply because they weren't leveled all the way... like in this game.  I have not played the game long enough to have level 12 bots and weapons -- you build towards that, and it takes a lot of time and resources.  In the meantime, to gather said resources, you need to win... unless you happen to be the sort of player that just plunks down A LOT of cash to compensate.  I am not that kind of player -- it shouldn't be about how much cash you are willing to pay to be able to compete, in my opinion, but some people think otherwise -- more power to them if that floats their boat, and I'm sure that I do have to compete against them.  So, a _good_ player will often feel out/research where the division lines are so they can equip themselves to compete and win.  Yes, skill is an offset to needing to be properly equipped, unless you happen to be thrown in vs another player or players that are just as skilled AND equipped.

Yes, its known that MM will bend and blend bot weights to put matches together, but MM tries to keep bots within weight classes.  There is nothing wrong w/ trying figure out where those lines are so you don't get your arse repeatedly beaten, unless that's something you like but I find it to be a waste of my time.  I earned the gepards that I have from putting in time playing and winning, and slowly improving my hangar.  There is nothing stopping others from progressing thoughtfully and carefully as well.  I plan on moving from tier-top to tier-top and upgrade weapons in my inventory until I'm at least close.  Having gepards doesn't guarantee winning.  From reading forums, I understand that at higher tiers, light bots have a harder time competing against the upgraded medium and heavy bots, so yes, I will stay in LOW bronze until my weapons are upgraded to be able to move into high bronze, then sit there a bit while I upgrade weapons to low silver, etc for high silver, then low gold.  I figure that I will have to sit in low or high silver a while while I save up for rhinos and such.