GAC - Hiding Score
Would love to have the option of hiding my score. I’m in the PT time zone so GAC always ends at 2 pm for me in the middle of my work day. I simply do not have the ability to wait to attack so I’m alwa...
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"rickertron;c-2458187" wrote:"Profit;c-2458183" wrote:"rickertron;c-2458182" wrote:"Justokay;d-268443" wrote:
Would love to have the option of hiding my score. I’m in the PT time zone so GAC always ends at 2 pm for me in the middle of my work day. I simply do not have the ability to wait to attack so I’m always, without fail, the first to attack. This is somewhat, or mostly, an advantage created/incentivized by time zones rather than patience or strategy. Just seems like an easy fix by hiding scores. And if there are folks that like going first, give them an option to show score.
This is a you problem, not a game mode problem. Its working just fine. I share the same time zone as you and have no problem winning most of the matches where I attack first. Attacking at the deadline offers as much advantage as attacking 1st. I do not have an overpowered, efficient roster either.
IMO GAC is won or lost for the most part on the things you do prior to the 24 attack phase.
As they say in project management, success is 80% planning and 20% execution.
In all fairness it is not just fine for op, and he/she is offering a suggest for a fix for the problem. Others may or may not agree with the problem and/or solution.
Its not agreed that it is a problem with the game, Its a problem for the the OP, Where the suggested fix is not their own approach to the game, but a suggestion to modify the game and impact everyone else's game play.
The problem with this thread and many like it, is that the so called problems described are issues said player experiences as a result of their own choices and how they play game. The suggested solution is never to adjust their own game play, but rather have the game changed or modified to suit them. which is guaranteed to get some fiery responses in return.
There are no objective problems regarding game design outside of bugs. There doesn't need to be an agreed on, by all, definition of a problem for a player to raise it or to offer a solution. I don't agree with op but I don't think he/she should be told off for voicing concerns or suggesting game improvements.
