Draws in GA

i had the least amount of GP last GA (last in the ranking pre-battle), but definately not the underdog.

Nice try, though... ;)

GA should just allow “draw point” and share reward/rank instead of the “there has to be a winner / loser “ logic

Who wins the Ryder Cup in case of a tie?
The defending champion. Higher gp player can be seen as defending champion imo.
Accordingly it wouldn’t make sense the lower gp player wins in case of a tie

The GP spread across a GA bracket is so small as to be irrelevant. Using it in any capacity as a tie breaker is so meaningless that you might as well flip a coin.

GP inflation matchmaking needs to be fixed first

"Paulos999;d-204936" wrote:
Why does higher GP win in Grand Arena after a draw?

Surely if someone with less GP can draw with a more powerful player (albeit not much more powerful) surely the underdog should take the win...

The difference in GP is insignificant. There's no underdog based on GP. The current tie-breaker is just as good as the opposite.

"vincentlondon;c-1870495" wrote:
GA should just allow “draw point” and share reward/rank instead of the “there has to be a winner / loser “ logic

With the current rewards system and matchmaking in round 2 and 3 there has to be a winner. Both are based on amount of wins.

A "DRAW" occurs in a single battle. A 'TIE' affects your final score. Chances are, if you have defended to several draws and required your opponent to use 2nd/3rd battles to defeat a team of yours, you will WIN that match and not have it result in a "TIE".

"Kluge;c-1870528" wrote:
A "DRAW" occurs in a single battle. A 'TIE' affects your final score. Chances are, if you have defended to several draws and required your opponent to use 2nd/3rd battles to defeat a team of yours, you will WIN that match and not have it result in a "TIE".

.... really?