How matchmaking on TW/GAC really work

"GJO;d-220842" wrote:
Somebody knows?

I believe GAC refers to the 80 powerful PG toons only. Or something like that.

But TW? Is pure PG?

All they have ever confirmed, to my knowledge, is that TW matches on active power (only guild members who joined the war).

"littleMAC77;c-2029033" wrote:

"GJO;d-220842" wrote:
Somebody knows?

I believe GAC refers to the 80 powerful PG toons only. Or something like that.

But TW? Is pure PG?

All they have ever confirmed, to my knowledge, is that TW matches on active power (only guild members who joined the war).

Also, only units above 6000 power, and I believe at one point it was supposed to weigh the best players (or maybe teams) in the guild heavier than others. I don’t know if that second part was ever implemented or if it’s still in effect.

"DarjeloSalas;c-2029039" wrote:

"Scuttlebutt;c-2029037" wrote:

"littleMAC77;c-2029033" wrote:

"GJO;d-220842" wrote:
Somebody knows?

I believe GAC refers to the 80 powerful PG toons only. Or something like that.

But TW? Is pure PG?

All they have ever confirmed, to my knowledge, is that TW matches on active power (only guild members who joined the war).

Also, only units above 6000 power, and I believe at one point it was supposed to weigh the best players (or maybe teams) in the guild heavier than others. I don’t know if that second part was ever implemented or if it’s still in effect.

If it ever was it certainly isn’t now.

It does count units below 6000 power for matchmaking, you just can’t use them in battles.

Yep, that's true.

I believe is purely active PG. Therefore, going broad don't reflect on GAC, but it does on TW

Multiply the number of squads you can set on defence by 2. Then multiply that number by 5. That number - then becomes the top X gp that you are matched with in grand arena.

"DarjeloSalas;c-2029039" wrote:

"Scuttlebutt;c-2029037" wrote:

"littleMAC77;c-2029033" wrote:

"GJO;d-220842" wrote:
Somebody knows?

I believe GAC refers to the 80 powerful PG toons only. Or something like that.

But TW? Is pure PG?

All they have ever confirmed, to my knowledge, is that TW matches on active power (only guild members who joined the war).

Also, only units above 6000 power, and I believe at one point it was supposed to weigh the best players (or maybe teams) in the guild heavier than others. I don’t know if that second part was ever implemented or if it’s still in effect.

If it ever was it certainly isn’t now.

It does count units below 6000 power for matchmaking, you just can’t use them in battles.

Devs stated.... once upon a time cant find it now... that tw is based on registered gp over 6000. I definitely remember this 100% we even have old tw notes saying not to take gp over 6k for tw to make better matchups.

Some may call this sandbagging but we call it a more familiar term, strategy.

"BobcatSkywalker;c-2029063" wrote:

"DarjeloSalas;c-2029039" wrote:

"Scuttlebutt;c-2029037" wrote:

"littleMAC77;c-2029033" wrote:

"GJO;d-220842" wrote:
Somebody knows?

I believe GAC refers to the 80 powerful PG toons only. Or something like that.

But TW? Is pure PG?

All they have ever confirmed, to my knowledge, is that TW matches on active power (only guild members who joined the war).

Also, only units above 6000 power, and I believe at one point it was supposed to weigh the best players (or maybe teams) in the guild heavier than others. I don’t know if that second part was ever implemented or if it’s still in effect.

If it ever was it certainly isn’t now.

It does count units below 6000 power for matchmaking, you just can’t use them in battles.

Devs stated.... once upon a time cant find it now... that tw is based on registered gp over 6000. I definitely remember this 100% we even have old tw notes saying not to take gp over 6k for tw to make better matchups.

Some may call this sandbagging but we call it a more familiar term, strategy.

But you can see, your active PG if you enter TW with 50 ppl is the same of your guild, they aren't taking out these under-6kPG-toons

"GJO;c-2029072" wrote:

"BobcatSkywalker;c-2029063" wrote:

"DarjeloSalas;c-2029039" wrote:

"Scuttlebutt;c-2029037" wrote:

"littleMAC77;c-2029033" wrote:

"GJO;d-220842" wrote:
Somebody knows?

I believe GAC refers to the 80 powerful PG toons only. Or something like that.

But TW? Is pure PG?

All they have ever confirmed, to my knowledge, is that TW matches on active power (only guild members who joined the war).

Also, only units above 6000 power, and I believe at one point it was supposed to weigh the best players (or maybe teams) in the guild heavier than others. I don’t know if that second part was ever implemented or if it’s still in effect.

If it ever was it certainly isn’t now.

It does count units below 6000 power for matchmaking, you just can’t use them in battles.

Devs stated.... once upon a time cant find it now... that tw is based on registered gp over 6000. I definitely remember this 100% we even have old tw notes saying not to take gp over 6k for tw to make better matchups.

Some may call this sandbagging but we call it a more familiar term, strategy.

But you can see, your active PG if you enter TW with 50 ppl is the same of your guild, they aren't taking out these under-6kPG-toons

How can I see?

There is no "active gp" number in game that players can reference.

The active GP above 6k is used by the matchmaking algorithm, it's not displayed in game for you to cross reference.

"BobcatSkywalker;c-2029090" wrote:

"GJO;c-2029072" wrote:

"BobcatSkywalker;c-2029063" wrote:

"DarjeloSalas;c-2029039" wrote:

"Scuttlebutt;c-2029037" wrote:

"littleMAC77;c-2029033" wrote:

"GJO;d-220842" wrote:
Somebody knows?

I believe GAC refers to the 80 powerful PG toons only. Or something like that.

But TW? Is pure PG?

All they have ever confirmed, to my knowledge, is that TW matches on active power (only guild members who joined the war).

Also, only units above 6000 power, and I believe at one point it was supposed to weigh the best players (or maybe teams) in the guild heavier than others. I don’t know if that second part was ever implemented or if it’s still in effect.

If it ever was it certainly isn’t now.

It does count units below 6000 power for matchmaking, you just can’t use them in battles.

Devs stated.... once upon a time cant find it now... that tw is based on registered gp over 6000. I definitely remember this 100% we even have old tw notes saying not to take gp over 6k for tw to make better matchups.

Some may call this sandbagging but we call it a more familiar term, strategy.

But you can see, your active PG if you enter TW with 50 ppl is the same of your guild, they aren't taking out these under-6kPG-toons

How can I see?

There is no "active gp" number in game that players can reference.

The active GP above 6k is used by the matchmaking algorithm, it's not displayed in game for you to cross reference.

Is not this one?

"GJO;c-2029093" wrote:

"BobcatSkywalker;c-2029090" wrote:

"GJO;c-2029072" wrote:

"BobcatSkywalker;c-2029063" wrote:

"DarjeloSalas;c-2029039" wrote:

"Scuttlebutt;c-2029037" wrote:

"littleMAC77;c-2029033" wrote:

"GJO;d-220842" wrote:
Somebody knows?

I believe GAC refers to the 80 powerful PG toons only. Or something like that.

But TW? Is pure PG?

All they have ever confirmed, to my knowledge, is that TW matches on active power (only guild members who joined the war).

Also, only units above 6000 power, and I believe at one point it was supposed to weigh the best players (or maybe teams) in the guild heavier than others. I don’t know if that second part was ever implemented or if it’s still in effect.

If it ever was it certainly isn’t now.

It does count units below 6000 power for matchmaking, you just can’t use them in battles.

Devs stated.... once upon a time cant find it now... that tw is based on registered gp over 6000. I definitely remember this 100% we even have old tw notes saying not to take gp over 6k for tw to make better matchups.

Some may call this sandbagging but we call it a more familiar term, strategy.

But you can see, your active PG if you enter TW with 50 ppl is the same of your guild, they aren't taking out these under-6kPG-toons

How can I see?

There is no "active gp" number in game that players can reference.

The active GP above 6k is used by the matchmaking algorithm, it's not displayed in game for you to cross reference.

Is not this one?

My comment is not at all relevant to the thread, just wanted to give you kudos for being bilingual. Especially with a different alphabet.

"GJO;c-2029093" wrote:

"BobcatSkywalker;c-2029090" wrote:

"GJO;c-2029072" wrote:

"BobcatSkywalker;c-2029063" wrote:

"DarjeloSalas;c-2029039" wrote:

"Scuttlebutt;c-2029037" wrote:

"littleMAC77;c-2029033" wrote:

"GJO;d-220842" wrote:
Somebody knows?

I believe GAC refers to the 80 powerful PG toons only. Or something like that.

But TW? Is pure PG?

All they have ever confirmed, to my knowledge, is that TW matches on active power (only guild members who joined the war).

Also, only units above 6000 power, and I believe at one point it was supposed to weigh the best players (or maybe teams) in the guild heavier than others. I don’t know if that second part was ever implemented or if it’s still in effect.

If it ever was it certainly isn’t now.

It does count units below 6000 power for matchmaking, you just can’t use them in battles.

Devs stated.... once upon a time cant find it now... that tw is based on registered gp over 6000. I definitely remember this 100% we even have old tw notes saying not to take gp over 6k for tw to make better matchups.

Some may call this sandbagging but we call it a more familiar term, strategy.

But you can see, your active PG if you enter TW with 50 ppl is the same of your guild, they aren't taking out these under-6kPG-toons

How can I see?

There is no "active gp" number in game that players can reference.

The active GP above 6k is used by the matchmaking algorithm, it's not displayed in game for you to cross reference.

Is not this one?

i tried to post this same screenshot in english (just in case anyone tried ignoring evidence they can't understand), but it got eaten by the "approval process". So to confirm this idea further I went in and compared the change in the Active GP number before and after joining TW. It went up by the same amount of my total GP.