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I couldn't agree more with this. Honestly, the matchmaking system has gotten to the point where it's actively killing my motivation to play the game.
What's the point of spending months, or even years, building your roster, grinding for characters, farming gear, and investing your resources when you're constantly being thrown into matchups against players who have millions more GP and several more Galactic Legends than you? I'm sitting here trying to make the best of the roster I've worked so hard to build, only to face opponents who have twice my GP and an absurd advantage in terms of available characters and teams.
People keep saying it's about skill rating and strategy, but there's only so much strategy can accomplish when the difference in roster strength is this massive. You can play perfectly, set your defenses strategically, and make all the right decisions, but you can't magically pull counters or characters out of thin air.
At this point, Grand Arena doesn't even feel competitive anymore. Instead of looking forward to participating, I find myself losing interest before the round even begins. And that's honestly a terrible feeling for a game that expects players to invest so much time and effort into building their accounts.
I'm getting to the point where I genuinely don't even feel like participating in Grand Arena anymore, and that frustration is starting to affect my desire to play the game altogether. Why should I keep grinding and investing my time if the matchmaking constantly makes me feel like my progress means absolutely nothing?
I don't expect easy wins, and I don't expect the game to hand me victories. I just want matchups where I have a reasonable chance to compete. There's a huge difference between being challenged by someone with a stronger roster and being placed against someone whose account completely dwarfs yours.
If this is what Grand Arena is supposed to look like, then I honestly have to question why I'm even bothering anymore. A competitive mode should motivate players to improve their rosters, not make them feel like all their hard work is pointless.
A competitive mode should motivate players to improve their rosters
The problem with using GP or number of GLs in matchmaking considerations is that we know - for a fact - that this system did the opposite in terms of player motivation to improve their rosters.
- CommanderBarcara3 days agoSeasoned Ace
Never, ever want to go back to this system again. So many issues with GP being the qualifier
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