How do you decide who comes in 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the Rancor Raid (when most can solo it)?

Our guild, Thrawn's Renegades has 11 soloists (and counting).

We have an 18 hour registration period, during which everybody is encouraged to send one toon (the weakest) to score a zero by hitting the guards (side pigs).

The actual raid lasts about 15 mins, yes, many pre-load, but nobody registers until at least 5 mins after the raid opens.

For soloists, we have two additional rules and dynamics. First, no auto during pre-load time, only auto when the raid opens during the first. Second we rotate the top three -- only three can solo, and we rotate basing in player nickname. I keep the order of things on a google doc available to all guild.

I dislike this method, but better than nothing. The rotation evens the peace among my soloists. We are eagerly awaiting EA's better resolution and, of course, some Chewy shards.

Implement a no solo rule. Closest to 0% wins. If you mess up and solo, you take a 0 next raid. Do it often, and you don't participate.

"SnakesOnAPlane;1001751" wrote:
Implement a no solo rule. Closest to 0% wins. If you mess up and solo, you take a 0 next raid. Do it often, and you don't participate.

Theres only 3 of us in my guild that can solo it, but during our 0 damage phases we try and send in 1 toon and do as close to 0 damage as possible. I think our lowest score was 4 damage with a g1 7* ventress. But as I said theres only three of us that can solo it so we're basically just rotating the top 3 around each time.

"Vertigo;1001758" wrote:

"SnakesOnAPlane;1001751" wrote:
Implement a no solo rule. Closest to 0% wins. If you mess up and solo, you take a 0 next raid. Do it often, and you don't participate.

Theres only 3 of us in my guild that can solo it, but during our 0 damage phases we try and send in 1 toon and do as close to 0 damage as possible. I think our lowest score was 4 damage with a g1 7* ventress. But as I said theres only three of us that can solo it so we're basically just rotating the top 3 around each time.

Pretty sure he was saying solo it as close to death as you can without killing it. The person who did the most damage (left him at closest to 0%) will win. If you end up killing it, you don't get to compete for it next time.