I keep being paired with a player at ELO 100 while I'm above 700.
What is the point ?
A few games like that is good, but now I decided to redthumb this player.
Which is not really fair to him, although I could specify that this is just a personnal opinion,
not a wish to ban him from BGA.
We need some option to avoid this situation to be recurrent.
Please, think about it.
One possible way it to set some threshold on the difference of ELO (say diff <= 300).
Another way is to let player check such an option.
You might consider that no restriction is better for maximizing the chance to find a partner.
But actually, the real consequence of no restrictiion possible on ELO for Arena mode,
is that some good players do not play arena at all, and if this is not fixed, I will just
stop playing and giving any credit to Arena for my favorite game (tzolk'in).
I'll just play simple game with other master players.
A simpler interpretation of the situation is that Arena is not suited for games with low size population of players.
Well, that's the conlusion I might raise.
You must realize that one option for friend players is to "meet" on arena,
that is to launch it together, with very hogh chance to be matched together.
Anyhow,
Greetings,
BGA is very good.
I'm criticizing it because it works well and it's worth contiuous improvement.
What is the point ?
A few games like that is good, but now I decided to redthumb this player.
Which is not really fair to him, although I could specify that this is just a personnal opinion,
not a wish to ban him from BGA.
We need some option to avoid this situation to be recurrent.
Please, think about it.
One possible way it to set some threshold on the difference of ELO (say diff <= 300).
Another way is to let player check such an option.
You might consider that no restriction is better for maximizing the chance to find a partner.
But actually, the real consequence of no restrictiion possible on ELO for Arena mode,
is that some good players do not play arena at all, and if this is not fixed, I will just
stop playing and giving any credit to Arena for my favorite game (tzolk'in).
I'll just play simple game with other master players.
A simpler interpretation of the situation is that Arena is not suited for games with low size population of players.
Well, that's the conlusion I might raise.
You must realize that one option for friend players is to "meet" on arena,
that is to launch it together, with very hogh chance to be matched together.
Anyhow,
Greetings,
BGA is very good.
I'm criticizing it because it works well and it's worth contiuous improvement.