**KNOWN AW ISSUE**
Please be aware, there is a known issue with Saga badging when observing the AW map.
The team have found the source of the issue and will be updating with our next build.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Please be aware, there is a known issue with Saga badging when observing the AW map.
The team have found the source of the issue and will be updating with our next build.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
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Arena Rank Rewards
Shadd
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It is known that arenas ranking reward system is designed in a fashion that's is not in favor of the player that does not spend money on the game or little money.
It is known that players are paying others to access their account and grind in the arenas.
It is known that it is impossible for a player with these conditions and the other issue of contesting against the whole MCOC players in arenas is impossible.
The ranking system should be designed in a way that is fair to all players. It's simple.
*Players who participate in arenas only contest against their own alliance members. (Obviously ranking points could be made harder to achieve if needed)
*if players are not in an alliance then those players will be contesting against other non alliance involved players but there should be a certain number involved. 1 player contesting against 100 or 1000.
Imagine the arena ranking rewards being a table of delicious table of food. Contests are separated into 2 social economical factions. Rich vs non rich. They have to break stone in order to get the best food and those who work hard but not fast enough get the lowest end of food which is scraps. Obviously the rich can employ others to work for them or buy better tools to get the best rewarding food while the non rich struggle and work just as hard but still only receive scraps.
It's an unfair system. I've been playing for 7yrs and players who started in 2022 have surpassed me. This is okay if they want to spend on their account but I should not be forced to contest with these individuals fighting for rank rewards.
It is known that players are paying others to access their account and grind in the arenas.
It is known that it is impossible for a player with these conditions and the other issue of contesting against the whole MCOC players in arenas is impossible.
The ranking system should be designed in a way that is fair to all players. It's simple.
*Players who participate in arenas only contest against their own alliance members. (Obviously ranking points could be made harder to achieve if needed)
*if players are not in an alliance then those players will be contesting against other non alliance involved players but there should be a certain number involved. 1 player contesting against 100 or 1000.
Imagine the arena ranking rewards being a table of delicious table of food. Contests are separated into 2 social economical factions. Rich vs non rich. They have to break stone in order to get the best food and those who work hard but not fast enough get the lowest end of food which is scraps. Obviously the rich can employ others to work for them or buy better tools to get the best rewarding food while the non rich struggle and work just as hard but still only receive scraps.
It's an unfair system. I've been playing for 7yrs and players who started in 2022 have surpassed me. This is okay if they want to spend on their account but I should not be forced to contest with these individuals fighting for rank rewards.
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