EA Staff (Retired)
@EA_dance210 so I played 1 GDI match, so I am qualified now. Did I get that right?
EA Staff (Retired)Yep!
There are 10 players per Race leaderboard (except the Pro Race, which is the top 100 players). Once enough players have entered your leaderboard queue (players with a similar medal count play a match for GDI), your race will start.
@EA_dance210 People with the exact same medal count share the same rank in the race. Therefore, if everyone in a race is at 3700 at the end, they all are first place and receive the top reward. Is this intended behavior?
@TeutonicVvarrior wrote:@EA_dance210 People with the exact same medal count share the same rank in the race. Therefore, if everyone in a race is at 3700 at the end, they all are first place and receive the top reward. Is this intended behavior?
Is that true??? That‘s awesome! All I have to do now it race to tib league real fast. So everyone who reaches it gets something, I like that!
But did you actually test that? What happens if I get more than 3700 medals?
@EA_dance210 wrote:Yep!
There are 10 players per Race leaderboard (except the Pro Race, which is the top 100 players). Once enough players have entered your leaderboard queue (players with a similar medal count play a match for GDI), your race will start.
I have a request for the rivals race. Can your team implement an early bail out like how other players can stop an event early if they kept on losing on a 15 tournament event (lets say 8 losses, 2 wins and 5 matches remaining). I couldn't compete in rivals race on either account cause I will be out of town starting tomorrow. I won't be back until this Sunday afternoon. That is approximately 42 hours from when this comment is posted. By the time I come back, I'd be in last place cause other players compete to move forward. Even if I didn't go out of town, I wouldn't really want to compete cause for one account, I intend to have it drop to platinum league on the next season and the other account, I intend for it to stay somewhere in Diamond 2.
