Hide points for GA
I was thinking - points of the opponent should be hidden during GA. This is because it is a huge factor in determining your strategy when it comes to really close matches. If you opponent goes first a...
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"Ultra;c-1731902" wrote:
I thought about it and my conclusion was that if you are in a scenario where you can win by using less toons, then by all means go for it. It doesn't make winning on offense any easier but much tougher since we are exhausted from using our best teams while the opposing defense might be a strong one and we only have the scraps to use
Alternately, you can attack late if that's your thing. I like to know hours ahead if I'm losing or winning rather than waiting for the round to end to find out
Based on what i've seen so far, the rng element in the fights also means that your bonus from sending in an underdog team could be negated. E.g. Sending in bastilla yoda, but having all 3 enemies focusing mostly on yoda might make u lose the max prot bonus, giving u 54 instead of 55. Or worse, it could totally screw up and u dont clear it. Being the first attacker, most would generally player the safer options if they have enough toons available. As the second attacker however, if you know u WILL lose if you don't take the gamble, the option is clear.
And not everyone has the liberty to attack in the last hour because of timezone issues. Like yourself, i prefer to attack early, but most times i have to wait till the next morning to know what happened in the night before.
"Obi1_son;c-1731901" wrote:
There is strategy to be played by seeing the points. So no
This is clearly the strategy i am against when it boils down to a close matchup. It doesnt sit well knowing that you could wake up with your opponent winning by just 1 point simply because he saw your points and could attack based on that while you were asleep.
