GA Match Up - Explain on how you would win?
If you were the player on the left how would you win this GA match up? Then please expound upon how a discord bot can do this comparison and why such a tool is not utilized to help create competitive...
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The more complicated the algorithm, the smaller the pool of candidates against which each player can be matched. This would mean that certain groups of people with similarly developed rosters would just play each other over and over again.
Why should a player who has not used their resources effectively be rewarded with an "easier" opponent? Why should a player who has used their resources effectively always be matched against a very difficult opponent?
By matching by GP, players will see the entire range - "good" players and "bad" players across every GP span. If your roster is inefficient compared to most people at your GP range - then most of your matchups will be against players with better rosters. If your roster is efficient compared to your GP-peers, then most of your matchups will be against players with weaker rosters. If your roster is "in the middle", then about half your matchups will be easy, and half will be hard.
Then, if you win, expect each subsequent round to be a little tougher. If you lose, each subsequent round should get easier.
Why should a player who has not used their resources effectively be rewarded with an "easier" opponent? Why should a player who has used their resources effectively always be matched against a very difficult opponent?
By matching by GP, players will see the entire range - "good" players and "bad" players across every GP span. If your roster is inefficient compared to most people at your GP range - then most of your matchups will be against players with better rosters. If your roster is efficient compared to your GP-peers, then most of your matchups will be against players with weaker rosters. If your roster is "in the middle", then about half your matchups will be easy, and half will be hard.
Then, if you win, expect each subsequent round to be a little tougher. If you lose, each subsequent round should get easier.
