Showdown Win Showing Up as Forfeit/Loss
Product: NBA Live Mobile Platform:Android Phone Summarize your bug It used to be that if you closed your game during a Showdown match, you forfeited the match. With the recent update, now when thi...
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I am an 98 OVR for my Lockdown lineup and beaten a 93 OVR Lockdown team in the 1st half of our Showdown. My opponent did not play its turn, so I should win. However, after the timer expired, I lost instead. See screenshot below; it happened yesterday.
Why don't you bring back the set-up in Showdown the same with Season 1? Where the players challenge another player, perhaps grouped by OVR category?
We used to challenge another player in a map, with almost the same OVR and level. If the challenged player does not respond at a certain time, the game expires and the challenger wins the match. With that format, player skills competes with each one, not against AI which is already set in the the Season and Campaigns matches. This will be different from Arena (competes in real-time) and LvL is by group/team.
@PonchoPilatoXBecause that's how PVP works playing against a live player, and it's too glitchy and lags causing too many unfair results.
Tho I agree, fairer ranked matchups should be used, because anyone ranked +1 over you seems to mean the A.I. gets a 110% advantage on you, and you get a negative 210% at anything you attempt.In this Showdown, you really don't compete against another player; so it's not PVP anymore.
I recalled in the first season of this game, when you challenge another player, you will play the 1st and 3rd quarter while your opponent will play the second and fourth. The game was not a live game because each take turns only, yet each playing by skill.
In the new Showdown matches, you're actually playing vs the app itself. What's the point of building a team to get a higher rank and get defeated by lower ranks, in my recent case...and the other team didn't even play?
I even had experiences that I led the game by 12 but still got defeated by a point.
