GAC draw results unfair for lower GP
Defaulting the victory to the higher GP in the result of a draw is completely unfair. If anything, the fact that the lower GP can achieve the same score with less potential resources shows that t...
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"GegeGerard24;c-2411079" wrote:
(A)
When i click the button "view current round", i will be greeted with...
First possibility = an opponent with the same or lower GP (odd = 50%)
Second possibility = an opponent with higher gp (odd = 50%)
(B)
When I meet the second option above, i will be greeted with another 2 possibilities as follows...
First possibilities = he will att me (odd = 50%)
Second possibilities = he won't att me (odd = 50%)
So the odd of meeting an opponent with higher GP AND who will not att me = 50% x 50% = 25%!
So, that is 75% i will lose the game when i meet an opponent with higher GP.
Shocked?
Yes, because in your scenarion you gave yourself 100% chances of winning against someone with the same or lower GP.
A= someone with same GP
B= someone with much higher GP
A= you can play and win or play and lose. 50/50
B= they can show up and you lose or not show up and you win. 50/50
So you have:
25% chances of facing A and winning because you played better
25% chances of facing A and losing because they played better
25% chances of facing B and winning because they didn't play
25% chances of facing B and losing because they played
So it's not a balance issue nor a reward issue, but only a "fun" issue, because playing is more fun than hoping.
