AW off-season deliberate losing to drop tier will also be a reason for ban?
NoOnexRO
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Lately there were 2 big changes in "competitive modes":
- AW shelling is now a reason for ban
- BG point farming is also a reason for ban
Does this mean that somewhere in the future also the AW off-season deliberate losing to drop tier will also be a reason for a ban?
- AW shelling is now a reason for ban
- BG point farming is also a reason for ban
Does this mean that somewhere in the future also the AW off-season deliberate losing to drop tier will also be a reason for a ban?
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Proving you are losing on purpose has its limits.
So, the AW is not really a competitive mode - it is competitive for tiers 1-5.
I gave a few examples and asked a question.
No one thought that things were a little more complicated than to answer my question.
KABAM makes the rules and enforces them differently in different game sections.
It took them years to make a move against AW shelling - even if there were countless threads about this.
In the same module (AW) the top tiers are treated differently even if we are talking about the same "competitive content".
Why?
Because at the top you fight for top prizes and at the end of the list players fight for a few shards.
So KABAM cares more about what happens at the top than what happens at the bottom.
Also, the same players don't really care that in the same module, about different rules.
Why? Same answer: because the rewards matter only at the top.
I haven't seen 10-20 threads about AW played in the lower tiers.
Instead after one day, the Forum is on fire due to the announcement about BG point farming bans.
Why? Same answer: the rewards here matter more than in other modules.
So yeah, where the rewards are good you will have players that will do anything to get those rewards.
It doesn't matter if this means creating hundreds of accounts and donating crystals or using a loophole in the BGs or any other way.
The players could play the game as it was intended but temptation is high when the rewards are high.
And no matter how many rules and bans exist there are players who will cheat, there are players who will try to find "solutions" ... and there are players who will play the game in a fair way.
And all this... in a game.
A virtual environment where, at the end of the day, nothing you do in it doesn't makes you prettier or richer or healthier in real life.