Last season, I was burning up from the way the system of points violations worked in the game.
This problem continues again and I would like to change it a little bit because I think it is wildly unbalanced and very harmful because this game is not completely skill-based but has a lot of randomness in the outcome of the victory and even a newbie can win against a multiple arena champion if the champion does not have the cubes and experience does not help.
And so in the new season, I storm the diamond league and what do you think - 3 wins and I get as much as 0 points for these meetings, but if I try to lose at least one of them, I get as much as -5 points.
I don't choose my opponent, the system chooses him and that's my reward for winning, but as I said above, it's not always possible to win.
At least 1 point should always be given for winning against an opponent, no matter what the difference between the opponents is. For losing an incredible penalty, you can win 5 games in a row and one loss brings you down to the bottom because you got a beginner who was lucky.
This problem continues again and I would like to change it a little bit because I think it is wildly unbalanced and very harmful because this game is not completely skill-based but has a lot of randomness in the outcome of the victory and even a newbie can win against a multiple arena champion if the champion does not have the cubes and experience does not help.
And so in the new season, I storm the diamond league and what do you think - 3 wins and I get as much as 0 points for these meetings, but if I try to lose at least one of them, I get as much as -5 points.
I don't choose my opponent, the system chooses him and that's my reward for winning, but as I said above, it's not always possible to win.
At least 1 point should always be given for winning against an opponent, no matter what the difference between the opponents is. For losing an incredible penalty, you can win 5 games in a row and one loss brings you down to the bottom because you got a beginner who was lucky.