Why do Tie breakers in GAC go to highest GP?
This doesn't make any sense, if I'm able to fight a guy to a tie but he's got over 1 million GP over me why does he get the win? It should go to lowest GP! What reason, other then they just wanna give...
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"KeDe_Ari_007;c-2257746" wrote:
But by getting a tie I'm doing just as good as them with less to work with and that's A) more difficult to do in this pay to win game and B shows I'm playing the game better
High GP doesn't mean you paid for it. I have a high GP because I have a lot of G10/G11 characters. I'm pretty sure my G11 Jedi Consular or G10 Lobot aren't going to be gamebreakers, but here they are on my roster.
You can artificially keep your GP low by not gearing or not leveling characters. They've said a whole bunch of times that they want to disincentivise hording. It creates a chilling effect where people get miserly about what to use gear on, just in case some other character comes out. Miserly players are grumpy players. They want you to bring that Marquee character up to 3*, level 85, gear 7/8 (depending on when they need their first piece of gear that uses carbanti sensor arrays) and put mods on it.
Giving the tiebreaker to people who have done that is an incredibly minor way to incentivise deeper, wider rosters.
