TW Sandbagging...needs to be regulated..
Can we finally get some press about this issue? Our opponent is a 200+m gp guild who elected to push their guild down into an easier bracket by having 10 to 12 of their member go into smaller feeder g...
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534 POSTSSWGOH DEV TEAM › SWGOH DEV TEAM March 15, 2018 7:43PM edited March 2018
Sparrow wrote: »
From my perspective the only thing we have ever found that matters is the quantity of gear 11 and gear 12 characters across both guilds as a whole. If that number is close it's usually a close matchup, if there is a big difference it's a blow out.
Because bottom line is gear 10 toons don't do well against gear 11/12 toons. It's too big a gap.
For lower power guilds I would imagine the number of gear 9/10 toons would matter, but if your 100 million GP or more the number of gear 11/12 toons is literally the only thing that matters in matchmaking.
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As I said above, I won't say how we come to the number, but we want to confirm that we're not calculating Active GP (which can have low impact characters).
CG_RyDiggs
534 POSTSSWGOH DEV TEAM › SWGOH DEV TEAM March 15, 2018 7:43PM edited March 2018
Sparrow wrote: »
From my perspective the only thing we have ever found that matters is the quantity of gear 11 and gear 12 characters across both guilds as a whole. If that number is close it's usually a close matchup, if there is a big difference it's a blow out.
Because bottom line is gear 10 toons don't do well against gear 11/12 toons. It's too big a gap.
For lower power guilds I would imagine the number of gear 9/10 toons would matter, but if your 100 million GP or more the number of gear 11/12 toons is literally the only thing that matters in matchmaking.
....
As I said above, I won't say how we come to the number, but we want to confirm that we're not calculating Active GP (which can have low impact characters).
