An idea to improve GAC time dramatically
I'm not sure about the rest of the playerbase, but one of my biggest gripes about Grand Arena (and Grand Arena Championship) is the defense phase being 24 hours long. Issue: Players have to wait a...
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I have different idea, but the same aim - avoiding waiting period between battle days.
Assumption: we must cancel this mini 8-person scoretable. It is not necessary in GAC. Only Championship score (CS) is important. On the basis of CS you are promoted to higher leagues.
It could work as follow:
Day 1 - join day
Day 2 - you receive first opponent from your div and league. You set def for op 1.
Day 3 - you battle op1. You receive opponent 2. You set def for op 2.
Day 4 - you battle op2. You receive opponent 3. You set def for op 3.
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Day X - you are promoted to higher league (because you have enough CS). You receive rewards for promotion. You battle op from previous day but receive new op from higher league already.
Last day - you fight last opponent. You achieve your final core and get rewards for total GAC score.
In this scenario you have only 2 days (of about 30) in which you do not battle your opponent.
And you always set def to opponent which is known.
Assumption: we must cancel this mini 8-person scoretable. It is not necessary in GAC. Only Championship score (CS) is important. On the basis of CS you are promoted to higher leagues.
It could work as follow:
Day 1 - join day
Day 2 - you receive first opponent from your div and league. You set def for op 1.
Day 3 - you battle op1. You receive opponent 2. You set def for op 2.
Day 4 - you battle op2. You receive opponent 3. You set def for op 3.
.
.
.
Day X - you are promoted to higher league (because you have enough CS). You receive rewards for promotion. You battle op from previous day but receive new op from higher league already.
Last day - you fight last opponent. You achieve your final core and get rewards for total GAC score.
In this scenario you have only 2 days (of about 30) in which you do not battle your opponent.
And you always set def to opponent which is known.
