codeblue1018 wrote:Bruceswar wrote:The best way to curve this "ranching" is to make it impossible score wise. Somewhere there is a suggestion where if you are 2K higher than the player you are playing then you get 0 points. The factors were pretty interesting. With that said until we have a rule change we all sit and wait.
So for argument sake; say you're a brig (3K) and play say GLG and he wins, he would get zero points as his score is more than 2k than his opponents? I understand the philosophy behind the number, but if he won a game playing a person of the mentioned rank, shouldn't he be awarded points? The issue at hand here is lower ranked players not players of higher rank playing high ranks just because the person has a +2000 difference at this play level. Im not sure on the proper solution, but the way it was suggested, GLG could play only about 20+ players to even be awarded points, which would limit his play and basically be penalized for holding such rank or anyone at the conqueror position.
I think the bigger point here is that inviting a private/corporal who has never played city mogul to a speed game under the pretence of teaching is dishonest. If they happen to learn about that particular map and those particular settings it happens after glg gets the points.
Even those who defend hime e.g. Jashur are not being taught during the game:
2012-02-21 20:13:23 - Gen.LeeGettinhed: hi thx for joining me
2012-02-21 20:14:15 - Jashur: No problem!
2012-02-21 20:20:13 - Jashur: Where'd you get those 98 from?
2012-02-21 20:21:51 - Jashur: gg
2012-02-21 20:26:08 - Gen.LeeGettinhed: gg
2012-02-21 20:26:20 - Gen.LeeGettinhed: where'd you get your 160 from?
2012-02-21 20:26:27 - Gen.LeeGettinhed: same place, OK?
2012-02-21 20:26:36 - Gen.LeeGettinhed: you played very well, thx
2012-02-21 20:26:42 - Gen.LeeGettinhed: nice to meet you
2012-02-21 20:26:45 - Jashur: Thanks for the game
2012-02-21 20:26:51 - Jashur: Same (:
This is not teaching.