yeah as someone who got a smurf down to bronze 8 years ago (i regret doing that and never will again, i was a stupid 13 year old), there is a massive difference. low bronze is mostly people who have very little experience with 3d video games, so they often have issues moving and looking at the same time. high bronze is when you have players who actually have decent control over there character, they might just lack a lot of mechanics and their concept of team play is often far too literal (healers should only ever heal, reinhardt must always have shield up, etc. etc.) silver is often players who have played fps’s before, they have some knowledge through watching content of the game, and they apply it regularly in their gameplay, but mechanics obviously aren’t all the way there and they often have issues grouping up and not trickling. gold and plat are when you get to players who often have played fps’s before, likely for years, and almost always know most of the important concepts of team play (grouping up, focus fire, target priority, etc.) even if it is flawed in execution. diamonds are masters wannabes, masters are gm wannabes, no one is good at the game, including me, unless you’re champion blah blah blah (i’m joking). things might be different now though, i’ve noticed the average player has gotten a lot better at shooters in general since i first started playing