I'd put money on kabam not fixing this before season is over, incorrect rank rewards are sent out and then kabam sends compensation to those affected. Everyone is affected. Lol, no. Not everyone will be affected at the end of the season. In fact, very few alliances will be, mostly those at the top.If everyone gets war1 points, the net points difference compared to others around them will be insignificant, especially in lower tiers where the multiplier is smaller and the brackets are huge. The Master brackets are very small so there will be some movement there. Top 2-4 would be different for example. Some movement in Master top10, top20 and Plat1 maybe.But from Plat2-3 down, the brackets have hundreds of alliances and getting a few more (or less) net points than those around won't move them into a new bracket, except maybe a few at the top or bottom of a bracket. This means that, with the exception of a few dozen alliances, everyone will get their actual rewards. The fact that the war didnt count changed the whole matchmaking - for everyone. How this would have changed the outcome of the Season isnt predictable so everyone ist affected. Jezuz, I meant affected in the sense of what rewards everyone gets with and without war1 points. And the fact that kabam will send rewards based on points without war1 added and then scrambling to compensate those very few who would've moved up a reward bracket with those points counted.Talking about matchmaking beeing affected is pointless, because you assume it's working correctly under normal circumstances, which it isn't anyway. U have no clue what u are talking about. Matchmaking affects also the rewards bcuz u may get harder/easier matchups. Look back at the Season where one war was cancelled. Some alliances got podium/Masters bcuz of that easier matchmaking for them. Now they are nowhere near podium. And thats just an example. Its a fact that everybody is affected. Like it or not but stop with ur nonsense. You are the one without a clue.That season was completly different. The points for that war didn't count, but war rating still changed (it wasn't supposed to). It was known in advance, so certain alliances took advantage and tanked that war to lower their rating and get easier matchups rest of the season (or at least for a little while). None of that happened this season. Nobody knew points wouldnt work for war1 so nobody tanked. Everyone played straight up, to the best of their abilities, got the correct war rating and matched who they were supposed to match next war and next war and so on. No future matchups were affected. Again, you have no clue how any of this works. Talking about hypothetical matchmaking differences and how that would affect rankings is pointless anyway. Nothing can be done about it. If you think something could be done, then not only you have no clue, you're an idiot too. Yeah, he’s wrong about that, but your claim that only a few dozen will be affected is way off. The multiplier gap is huge for the top 5 tiers. Between tier 2 and tier 3, the difference is around 180,000-190,000 points.Between 3 and 4, it’s 270,000-285,000. We’ve spent a lot of the season in tier 4, but we lost a tier 2 war in the season standings. Thats 40-50 spots difference at the p3/p4 cutoff versus an alliance that opened with a tier 3 war. Compared to an alliance that started in t4 and went on a winning streak, it is substantially more.
I'd put money on kabam not fixing this before season is over, incorrect rank rewards are sent out and then kabam sends compensation to those affected. Everyone is affected. Lol, no. Not everyone will be affected at the end of the season. In fact, very few alliances will be, mostly those at the top.If everyone gets war1 points, the net points difference compared to others around them will be insignificant, especially in lower tiers where the multiplier is smaller and the brackets are huge. The Master brackets are very small so there will be some movement there. Top 2-4 would be different for example. Some movement in Master top10, top20 and Plat1 maybe.But from Plat2-3 down, the brackets have hundreds of alliances and getting a few more (or less) net points than those around won't move them into a new bracket, except maybe a few at the top or bottom of a bracket. This means that, with the exception of a few dozen alliances, everyone will get their actual rewards. The fact that the war didnt count changed the whole matchmaking - for everyone. How this would have changed the outcome of the Season isnt predictable so everyone ist affected. Jezuz, I meant affected in the sense of what rewards everyone gets with and without war1 points. And the fact that kabam will send rewards based on points without war1 added and then scrambling to compensate those very few who would've moved up a reward bracket with those points counted.Talking about matchmaking beeing affected is pointless, because you assume it's working correctly under normal circumstances, which it isn't anyway. U have no clue what u are talking about. Matchmaking affects also the rewards bcuz u may get harder/easier matchups. Look back at the Season where one war was cancelled. Some alliances got podium/Masters bcuz of that easier matchmaking for them. Now they are nowhere near podium. And thats just an example. Its a fact that everybody is affected. Like it or not but stop with ur nonsense. You are the one without a clue.That season was completly different. The points for that war didn't count, but war rating still changed (it wasn't supposed to). It was known in advance, so certain alliances took advantage and tanked that war to lower their rating and get easier matchups rest of the season (or at least for a little while). None of that happened this season. Nobody knew points wouldnt work for war1 so nobody tanked. Everyone played straight up, to the best of their abilities, got the correct war rating and matched who they were supposed to match next war and next war and so on. No future matchups were affected. Again, you have no clue how any of this works. Talking about hypothetical matchmaking differences and how that would affect rankings is pointless anyway. Nothing can be done about it. If you think something could be done, then not only you have no clue, you're an idiot too.
I'd put money on kabam not fixing this before season is over, incorrect rank rewards are sent out and then kabam sends compensation to those affected. Everyone is affected. Lol, no. Not everyone will be affected at the end of the season. In fact, very few alliances will be, mostly those at the top.If everyone gets war1 points, the net points difference compared to others around them will be insignificant, especially in lower tiers where the multiplier is smaller and the brackets are huge. The Master brackets are very small so there will be some movement there. Top 2-4 would be different for example. Some movement in Master top10, top20 and Plat1 maybe.But from Plat2-3 down, the brackets have hundreds of alliances and getting a few more (or less) net points than those around won't move them into a new bracket, except maybe a few at the top or bottom of a bracket. This means that, with the exception of a few dozen alliances, everyone will get their actual rewards. The fact that the war didnt count changed the whole matchmaking - for everyone. How this would have changed the outcome of the Season isnt predictable so everyone ist affected. Jezuz, I meant affected in the sense of what rewards everyone gets with and without war1 points. And the fact that kabam will send rewards based on points without war1 added and then scrambling to compensate those very few who would've moved up a reward bracket with those points counted.Talking about matchmaking beeing affected is pointless, because you assume it's working correctly under normal circumstances, which it isn't anyway. U have no clue what u are talking about. Matchmaking affects also the rewards bcuz u may get harder/easier matchups. Look back at the Season where one war was cancelled. Some alliances got podium/Masters bcuz of that easier matchmaking for them. Now they are nowhere near podium. And thats just an example. Its a fact that everybody is affected. Like it or not but stop with ur nonsense.
I'd put money on kabam not fixing this before season is over, incorrect rank rewards are sent out and then kabam sends compensation to those affected. Everyone is affected. Lol, no. Not everyone will be affected at the end of the season. In fact, very few alliances will be, mostly those at the top.If everyone gets war1 points, the net points difference compared to others around them will be insignificant, especially in lower tiers where the multiplier is smaller and the brackets are huge. The Master brackets are very small so there will be some movement there. Top 2-4 would be different for example. Some movement in Master top10, top20 and Plat1 maybe.But from Plat2-3 down, the brackets have hundreds of alliances and getting a few more (or less) net points than those around won't move them into a new bracket, except maybe a few at the top or bottom of a bracket. This means that, with the exception of a few dozen alliances, everyone will get their actual rewards. The fact that the war didnt count changed the whole matchmaking - for everyone. How this would have changed the outcome of the Season isnt predictable so everyone ist affected. Jezuz, I meant affected in the sense of what rewards everyone gets with and without war1 points. And the fact that kabam will send rewards based on points without war1 added and then scrambling to compensate those very few who would've moved up a reward bracket with those points counted.Talking about matchmaking beeing affected is pointless, because you assume it's working correctly under normal circumstances, which it isn't anyway.
I'd put money on kabam not fixing this before season is over, incorrect rank rewards are sent out and then kabam sends compensation to those affected. Everyone is affected. Lol, no. Not everyone will be affected at the end of the season. In fact, very few alliances will be, mostly those at the top.If everyone gets war1 points, the net points difference compared to others around them will be insignificant, especially in lower tiers where the multiplier is smaller and the brackets are huge. The Master brackets are very small so there will be some movement there. Top 2-4 would be different for example. Some movement in Master top10, top20 and Plat1 maybe.But from Plat2-3 down, the brackets have hundreds of alliances and getting a few more (or less) net points than those around won't move them into a new bracket, except maybe a few at the top or bottom of a bracket. This means that, with the exception of a few dozen alliances, everyone will get their actual rewards. The fact that the war didnt count changed the whole matchmaking - for everyone. How this would have changed the outcome of the Season isnt predictable so everyone ist affected.
I'd put money on kabam not fixing this before season is over, incorrect rank rewards are sent out and then kabam sends compensation to those affected. Everyone is affected. Lol, no. Not everyone will be affected at the end of the season. In fact, very few alliances will be, mostly those at the top.If everyone gets war1 points, the net points difference compared to others around them will be insignificant, especially in lower tiers where the multiplier is smaller and the brackets are huge. The Master brackets are very small so there will be some movement there. Top 2-4 would be different for example. Some movement in Master top10, top20 and Plat1 maybe.But from Plat2-3 down, the brackets have hundreds of alliances and getting a few more (or less) net points than those around won't move them into a new bracket, except maybe a few at the top or bottom of a bracket. This means that, with the exception of a few dozen alliances, everyone will get their actual rewards.
I'd put money on kabam not fixing this before season is over, incorrect rank rewards are sent out and then kabam sends compensation to those affected. Everyone is affected.
I'd put money on kabam not fixing this before season is over, incorrect rank rewards are sent out and then kabam sends compensation to those affected.
I'd put money on kabam not fixing this before season is over, incorrect rank rewards are sent out and then kabam sends compensation to those affected. Everyone is affected. Lol, no. Not everyone will be affected at the end of the season. In fact, very few alliances will be, mostly those at the top.If everyone gets war1 points, the net points difference compared to others around them will be insignificant, especially in lower tiers where the multiplier is smaller and the brackets are huge. The Master brackets are very small so there will be some movement there. Top 2-4 would be different for example. Some movement in Master top10, top20 and Plat1 maybe.But from Plat2-3 down, the brackets have hundreds of alliances and getting a few more (or less) net points than those around won't move them into a new bracket, except maybe a few at the top or bottom of a bracket. This means that, with the exception of a few dozen alliances, everyone will get their actual rewards. The fact that the war didnt count changed the whole matchmaking - for everyone. How this would have changed the outcome of the Season isnt predictable so everyone ist affected. Jezuz, I meant affected in the sense of what rewards everyone gets with and without war1 points. And the fact that kabam will send rewards based on points without war1 added and then scrambling to compensate those very few who would've moved up a reward bracket with those points counted.Talking about matchmaking beeing affected is pointless, because you assume it's working correctly under normal circumstances, which it isn't anyway. U have no clue what u are talking about. Matchmaking affects also the rewards bcuz u may get harder/easier matchups. Look back at the Season where one war was cancelled. Some alliances got podium/Masters bcuz of that easier matchmaking for them. Now they are nowhere near podium. And thats just an example. Its a fact that everybody is affected. Like it or not but stop with ur nonsense. You are the one without a clue.That season was completly different. The points for that war didn't count, but war rating still changed (it wasn't supposed to). It was known in advance, so certain alliances took advantage and tanked that war to lower their rating and get easier matchups rest of the season (or at least for a little while). None of that happened this season. Nobody knew points wouldnt work for war1 so nobody tanked. Everyone played straight up, to the best of their abilities, got the correct war rating and matched who they were supposed to match next war and next war and so on. No future matchups were affected. Again, you have no clue how any of this works. Talking about hypothetical matchmaking differences and how that would affect rankings is pointless anyway. Nothing can be done about it. If you think something could be done, then not only you have no clue, you're an idiot too. Lol. See thats the Point where u have no clue. Not the war Rating is the First indicator for matchmaking. Its the leaderboard itself. So stay away from me and dont try to argue if u are this clueless. Surely its not the same like that Season, but i didnt say that also. But some alliances lost, some won. The war didnt count altogether so in a way matchmaking was AGAIN broken. And yh you are right, nothing can be Done about the hypothetical outcome except compensation for everyone bcuz everyone was affected from that. Dont know whats so hard to understand about it. But yh, i am the idiot 😂😂😂😂 No, war rating is main factor in matchmaking. But even if standings were, since nobody had any points after war1, all were at 0, matchmaking for war2 was like it was for war1, when all had 0 to start the season. Nobody got screwed over.Shows how much you know. I'm done with you, you're clueless.
I'd put money on kabam not fixing this before season is over, incorrect rank rewards are sent out and then kabam sends compensation to those affected. Everyone is affected. Lol, no. Not everyone will be affected at the end of the season. In fact, very few alliances will be, mostly those at the top.If everyone gets war1 points, the net points difference compared to others around them will be insignificant, especially in lower tiers where the multiplier is smaller and the brackets are huge. The Master brackets are very small so there will be some movement there. Top 2-4 would be different for example. Some movement in Master top10, top20 and Plat1 maybe.But from Plat2-3 down, the brackets have hundreds of alliances and getting a few more (or less) net points than those around won't move them into a new bracket, except maybe a few at the top or bottom of a bracket. This means that, with the exception of a few dozen alliances, everyone will get their actual rewards. The fact that the war didnt count changed the whole matchmaking - for everyone. How this would have changed the outcome of the Season isnt predictable so everyone ist affected. Jezuz, I meant affected in the sense of what rewards everyone gets with and without war1 points. And the fact that kabam will send rewards based on points without war1 added and then scrambling to compensate those very few who would've moved up a reward bracket with those points counted.Talking about matchmaking beeing affected is pointless, because you assume it's working correctly under normal circumstances, which it isn't anyway. U have no clue what u are talking about. Matchmaking affects also the rewards bcuz u may get harder/easier matchups. Look back at the Season where one war was cancelled. Some alliances got podium/Masters bcuz of that easier matchmaking for them. Now they are nowhere near podium. And thats just an example. Its a fact that everybody is affected. Like it or not but stop with ur nonsense. You are the one without a clue.That season was completly different. The points for that war didn't count, but war rating still changed (it wasn't supposed to). It was known in advance, so certain alliances took advantage and tanked that war to lower their rating and get easier matchups rest of the season (or at least for a little while). None of that happened this season. Nobody knew points wouldnt work for war1 so nobody tanked. Everyone played straight up, to the best of their abilities, got the correct war rating and matched who they were supposed to match next war and next war and so on. No future matchups were affected. Again, you have no clue how any of this works. Talking about hypothetical matchmaking differences and how that would affect rankings is pointless anyway. Nothing can be done about it. If you think something could be done, then not only you have no clue, you're an idiot too. Lol. See thats the Point where u have no clue. Not the war Rating is the First indicator for matchmaking. Its the leaderboard itself. So stay away from me and dont try to argue if u are this clueless. Surely its not the same like that Season, but i didnt say that also. But some alliances lost, some won. The war didnt count altogether so in a way matchmaking was AGAIN broken. And yh you are right, nothing can be Done about the hypothetical outcome except compensation for everyone bcuz everyone was affected from that. Dont know whats so hard to understand about it. But yh, i am the idiot 😂😂😂😂
I'd put money on kabam not fixing this before season is over, incorrect rank rewards are sent out and then kabam sends compensation to those affected. Everyone is affected. Lol, no. Not everyone will be affected at the end of the season. In fact, very few alliances will be, mostly those at the top.If everyone gets war1 points, the net points difference compared to others around them will be insignificant, especially in lower tiers where the multiplier is smaller and the brackets are huge. The Master brackets are very small so there will be some movement there. Top 2-4 would be different for example. Some movement in Master top10, top20 and Plat1 maybe.But from Plat2-3 down, the brackets have hundreds of alliances and getting a few more (or less) net points than those around won't move them into a new bracket, except maybe a few at the top or bottom of a bracket. This means that, with the exception of a few dozen alliances, everyone will get their actual rewards. The fact that the war didnt count changed the whole matchmaking - for everyone. How this would have changed the outcome of the Season isnt predictable so everyone ist affected. Jezuz, I meant affected in the sense of what rewards everyone gets with and without war1 points. And the fact that kabam will send rewards based on points without war1 added and then scrambling to compensate those very few who would've moved up a reward bracket with those points counted.Talking about matchmaking beeing affected is pointless, because you assume it's working correctly under normal circumstances, which it isn't anyway. U have no clue what u are talking about. Matchmaking affects also the rewards bcuz u may get harder/easier matchups. Look back at the Season where one war was cancelled. Some alliances got podium/Masters bcuz of that easier matchmaking for them. Now they are nowhere near podium. And thats just an example. Its a fact that everybody is affected. Like it or not but stop with ur nonsense. You are the one without a clue.That season was completly different. The points for that war didn't count, but war rating still changed (it wasn't supposed to). It was known in advance, so certain alliances took advantage and tanked that war to lower their rating and get easier matchups rest of the season (or at least for a little while). None of that happened this season. Nobody knew points wouldnt work for war1 so nobody tanked. Everyone played straight up, to the best of their abilities, got the correct war rating and matched who they were supposed to match next war and next war and so on. No future matchups were affected. Again, you have no clue how any of this works. Talking about hypothetical matchmaking differences and how that would affect rankings is pointless anyway. Nothing can be done about it. If you think something could be done, then not only you have no clue, you're an idiot too. Lol. See thats the Point where u have no clue. Not the war Rating is the First indicator for matchmaking. Its the leaderboard itself. So stay away from me and dont try to argue if u are this clueless. Surely its not the same like that Season, but i didnt say that also. But some alliances lost, some won. The war didnt count altogether so in a way matchmaking was AGAIN broken. And yh you are right, nothing can be Done about the hypothetical outcome except compensation for everyone bcuz everyone was affected from that. Dont know whats so hard to understand about it. But yh, i am the idiot 😂😂😂😂 No, war rating is main factor in matchmaking. But even if standings were, since nobody had any points after war1, all were at 0, matchmaking for war2 was like it was for war1, when all had 0 to start the season. Nobody got screwed over.Shows how much you know. I'm done with you, you're clueless. War Rating is not the Main factor, but be happy and think it is.Also u show again how less u understand. Its not about that all were at 0. its about the fact that some alliances should have a win, and some a loss after the First war. This fact solely screwed over the following matchmaking. Go back to Tier23 and school. Thanks.
I'd put money on kabam not fixing this before season is over, incorrect rank rewards are sent out and then kabam sends compensation to those affected. Everyone is affected. Lol, no. Not everyone will be affected at the end of the season. In fact, very few alliances will be, mostly those at the top.If everyone gets war1 points, the net points difference compared to others around them will be insignificant, especially in lower tiers where the multiplier is smaller and the brackets are huge. The Master brackets are very small so there will be some movement there. Top 2-4 would be different for example. Some movement in Master top10, top20 and Plat1 maybe.But from Plat2-3 down, the brackets have hundreds of alliances and getting a few more (or less) net points than those around won't move them into a new bracket, except maybe a few at the top or bottom of a bracket. This means that, with the exception of a few dozen alliances, everyone will get their actual rewards. The fact that the war didnt count changed the whole matchmaking - for everyone. How this would have changed the outcome of the Season isnt predictable so everyone ist affected. Jezuz, I meant affected in the sense of what rewards everyone gets with and without war1 points. And the fact that kabam will send rewards based on points without war1 added and then scrambling to compensate those very few who would've moved up a reward bracket with those points counted.Talking about matchmaking beeing affected is pointless, because you assume it's working correctly under normal circumstances, which it isn't anyway. U have no clue what u are talking about. Matchmaking affects also the rewards bcuz u may get harder/easier matchups. Look back at the Season where one war was cancelled. Some alliances got podium/Masters bcuz of that easier matchmaking for them. Now they are nowhere near podium. And thats just an example. Its a fact that everybody is affected. Like it or not but stop with ur nonsense. You are the one without a clue.That season was completly different. The points for that war didn't count, but war rating still changed (it wasn't supposed to). It was known in advance, so certain alliances took advantage and tanked that war to lower their rating and get easier matchups rest of the season (or at least for a little while). None of that happened this season. Nobody knew points wouldnt work for war1 so nobody tanked. Everyone played straight up, to the best of their abilities, got the correct war rating and matched who they were supposed to match next war and next war and so on. No future matchups were affected. Again, you have no clue how any of this works. Talking about hypothetical matchmaking differences and how that would affect rankings is pointless anyway. Nothing can be done about it. If you think something could be done, then not only you have no clue, you're an idiot too. Lol. See thats the Point where u have no clue. Not the war Rating is the First indicator for matchmaking. Its the leaderboard itself. So stay away from me and dont try to argue if u are this clueless. Surely its not the same like that Season, but i didnt say that also. But some alliances lost, some won. The war didnt count altogether so in a way matchmaking was AGAIN broken. And yh you are right, nothing can be Done about the hypothetical outcome except compensation for everyone bcuz everyone was affected from that. Dont know whats so hard to understand about it. But yh, i am the idiot 😂😂😂😂 No, war rating is main factor in matchmaking. But even if standings were, since nobody had any points after war1, all were at 0, matchmaking for war2 was like it was for war1, when all had 0 to start the season. Nobody got screwed over.Shows how much you know. I'm done with you, you're clueless. War Rating is not the Main factor, but be happy and think it is.Also u show again how less u understand. Its not about that all were at 0. its about the fact that some alliances should have a win, and some a loss after the First war. This fact solely screwed over the following matchmaking. Go back to Tier23 and school. Thanks. Getting lectured about how AW works by a 6month old account. Rich.Tier1 for 50+ seasons of AW buddy, 10 years playing. I think I have more Master titles than how high you can count. Can you count to 40?
I'd put money on kabam not fixing this before season is over, incorrect rank rewards are sent out and then kabam sends compensation to those affected. Everyone is affected. Lol, no. Not everyone will be affected at the end of the season. In fact, very few alliances will be, mostly those at the top.If everyone gets war1 points, the net points difference compared to others around them will be insignificant, especially in lower tiers where the multiplier is smaller and the brackets are huge. The Master brackets are very small so there will be some movement there. Top 2-4 would be different for example. Some movement in Master top10, top20 and Plat1 maybe.But from Plat2-3 down, the brackets have hundreds of alliances and getting a few more (or less) net points than those around won't move them into a new bracket, except maybe a few at the top or bottom of a bracket. This means that, with the exception of a few dozen alliances, everyone will get their actual rewards. The fact that the war didnt count changed the whole matchmaking - for everyone. How this would have changed the outcome of the Season isnt predictable so everyone ist affected. Jezuz, I meant affected in the sense of what rewards everyone gets with and without war1 points. And the fact that kabam will send rewards based on points without war1 added and then scrambling to compensate those very few who would've moved up a reward bracket with those points counted.Talking about matchmaking beeing affected is pointless, because you assume it's working correctly under normal circumstances, which it isn't anyway. U have no clue what u are talking about. Matchmaking affects also the rewards bcuz u may get harder/easier matchups. Look back at the Season where one war was cancelled. Some alliances got podium/Masters bcuz of that easier matchmaking for them. Now they are nowhere near podium. And thats just an example. Its a fact that everybody is affected. Like it or not but stop with ur nonsense. You are the one without a clue.That season was completly different. The points for that war didn't count, but war rating still changed (it wasn't supposed to). It was known in advance, so certain alliances took advantage and tanked that war to lower their rating and get easier matchups rest of the season (or at least for a little while). None of that happened this season. Nobody knew points wouldnt work for war1 so nobody tanked. Everyone played straight up, to the best of their abilities, got the correct war rating and matched who they were supposed to match next war and next war and so on. No future matchups were affected. Again, you have no clue how any of this works. Talking about hypothetical matchmaking differences and how that would affect rankings is pointless anyway. Nothing can be done about it. If you think something could be done, then not only you have no clue, you're an idiot too. Yeah, he’s wrong about that, but your claim that only a few dozen will be affected is way off. The multiplier gap is huge for the top 5 tiers. Between tier 2 and tier 3, the difference is around 180,000-190,000 points.Between 3 and 4, it’s 270,000-285,000. We’ve spent a lot of the season in tier 4, but we lost a tier 2 war in the season standings. Thats 40-50 spots difference at the p3/p4 cutoff versus an alliance that opened with a tier 3 war. Compared to an alliance that started in t4 and went on a winning streak, it is substantially more. Thats what I said, some alliances at the bracket cutoff will be affected. Seems you might be one of those. Still, you're only looking at yourself and how much 270k points would move you in the standings. But you don't know others situation. When all is adjusted you might not move that much. Plat3 top is 11mil and bottom is 9.3mil. Most will not move out of it. And brackets get larger and larger the lower you go. And rewards difference between them is neglijable. Plat3 and plat4 are almost identical. Out of the thousands of alliances that play AW, most will qualiffy for same rewards with or without war1 points.
This is another prime example of when communication can prevent frustration or ill will.Constructively speaking,I hope, here are ways this could’ve been handled better:1) announce the war will be counted appropriately, standings refigured, and rewards likely delayed briefly2) announce that everyone will just be bumped up a tier 3) don’t respond with an “as we said before” when you went radio silent for 2/3 of the war season on the issue. 3b) especially don’t just reaffirm that you’ll tell us when you finalize the plan. Could we get a preview as to some possibilities, considerations, or reason for the delayed announcement? Many of us find the behind the scenes machinations informative, and they’re helpful in building transparency and patience in players. 3c) please don’t do 3b then go silent for 6 more days, because we’re now entering matchmaking for the last war of the season, meaning we’ve gone ten full wars without an actual update of how this might be fixed or when. This affects when and if people can move alliances, so it affects AQ, BGs and recruiting on top of just the war rewards. It’s hard for officers to manage.
I admire the positivity, in all this seasons for 10 years they were never able to get the rating and points right from a cancelled war or any war that needed adjustment.
As we stated in the post - "As of now, we don't have a timeline attached, but will update as soon as we can target and execute the above plan."There isn't a definitive update yet, but it is still expected to be fixed before the conclusion of the season.
Still no new words and last war is about to end..
As we stated in the post - "As of now, we don't have a timeline attached, but will update as soon as we can target and execute the above plan."There isn't a definitive update yet, but it is still expected to be fixed before the conclusion of the season. I know you're just the messenger but the "as we stated" just comes off as condescending. It really wasn't too much for us to expect an explanation of what the solution actually entailed or for it to be carried out prior to the last war of the season.
I’d hope that no alliance would drop a rewards tier as a result. Imagine playing all season, being squarely in a tier at the end, maybe even popping a few pots to ensure you’re safely there. And then finding out a bunch of ally’s jump you because they got points added and you didn’t. And you wait an extra several days while things get “recalculated” for that result. Unlikely scenario? Possibly. But the guiding principle for this season’s adjustments should be that no alliance gets dropped a tier from where they appear to finish. Dr. Zola
Does a bye includes points?
I’d hope that no alliance would drop a rewards tier as a result. Imagine playing all season, being squarely in a tier at the end, maybe even popping a few pots to ensure you’re safely there. And then finding out a bunch of ally’s jump you because they got points added and you didn’t. And you wait an extra several days while things get “recalculated” for that result. Unlikely scenario? Possibly. But the guiding principle for this season’s adjustments should be that no alliance gets dropped a tier from where they appear to finish. Dr. Zola This happened to us. We were rank 195 in P4 before the "fix," which we did because we busted our butt the last war to make sure we won. After the readjusting, we are now r3 in P5. I'm beyond livid.
I’d hope that no alliance would drop a rewards tier as a result. Imagine playing all season, being squarely in a tier at the end, maybe even popping a few pots to ensure you’re safely there. And then finding out a bunch of ally’s jump you because they got points added and you didn’t. And you wait an extra several days while things get “recalculated” for that result. Unlikely scenario? Possibly. But the guiding principle for this season’s adjustments should be that no alliance gets dropped a tier from where they appear to finish. Dr. Zola This happened to us. We were rank 195 in P4 before the "fix," which we did because we busted our butt the last war to make sure we won. After the readjusting, we are now r3 in P5. I'm beyond livid. Happened to my alliance too. We were ranked 47 in P2; managed to stress and pull together the last war to hold our rank there. 2 hours after season ends, we're now Rank 17 P3. My mates are genuinely discussing leaving the game as a result
I’d hope that no alliance would drop a rewards tier as a result. Imagine playing all season, being squarely in a tier at the end, maybe even popping a few pots to ensure you’re safely there. And then finding out a bunch of ally’s jump you because they got points added and you didn’t. And you wait an extra several days while things get “recalculated” for that result. Unlikely scenario? Possibly. But the guiding principle for this season’s adjustments should be that no alliance gets dropped a tier from where they appear to finish. Dr. Zola This happened to us. We were rank 195 in P4 before the "fix," which we did because we busted our butt the last war to make sure we won. After the readjusting, we are now r3 in P5. I'm beyond livid. Happened to my alliance too. We were ranked 47 in P2; managed to stress and pull together the last war to hold our rank there. 2 hours after season ends, we're now Rank 17 P3. My mates are genuinely discussing leaving the game as a result That 2 hour period after war is over its still calculating, its normal.
I’d hope that no alliance would drop a rewards tier as a result. Imagine playing all season, being squarely in a tier at the end, maybe even popping a few pots to ensure you’re safely there. And then finding out a bunch of ally’s jump you because they got points added and you didn’t. And you wait an extra several days while things get “recalculated” for that result. Unlikely scenario? Possibly. But the guiding principle for this season’s adjustments should be that no alliance gets dropped a tier from where they appear to finish. Dr. Zola This happened to us. We were rank 195 in P4 before the "fix," which we did because we busted our butt the last war to make sure we won. After the readjusting, we are now r3 in P5. I'm beyond livid. Happened to my alliance too. We were ranked 47 in P2; managed to stress and pull together the last war to hold our rank there. 2 hours after season ends, we're now Rank 17 P3. My mates are genuinely discussing leaving the game as a result That 2 hour period after war is over its still calculating, its normal. Can confirm seen this a zillion times. Not sure how people don't know about this by now.