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
Or maybe they, with a bloated roster, are doing just as good as you with a lean one.
Seriously, it's a tie. No one did better than the other, and in terms of "overcoming a disadvantage," we all know power is meaningless in terms of battles. There are so few teams in GAC that you probably didn't use all of what was causing the power differences. If you were really so much of a better player, you would have won.
There are a lot of ways they could determine tie-breakers, they could have done a coin toss, etc. This is what they chose. You got the short end of that essentially random stick. You can still make Kyber with a few losses.
