Yes I know this may come off as whining, and cases like mine may be extremely rare, but I need to get this off of my chest and have a discussion about this, especially considering how valuable large tournament prizes have been recently.
edit: Just for context, in case you did not know, t1 in a tournament is the average win rate of all your opponents in said tournament.
Here is the story. Before round 9 finished (round 8 results), I was 5-3 and had a 60% t1. I managed to score a win for my final game of the clash, and was eagerly anticipating the results for the end of round 9. However, when it ended, my t1 had dropped to 57 from 60. This placed me in 33rd position for the clash, just missing out on the herofall AAA. The person above me had a 58% t1, meaning the drop of my t1 caused me to miss out on a top 32 position. This would be a completely different story if my t1 rised a bit or stayed the same and wasn't quite enough, but t1 dropping and causing you to miss out on prizes seems completely unfair. Games which I had no influence over at all, in the final round, caused me to miss out on top 32.
I do understand that cases like mine are a very rare occurence, but I don't think anyone else should ever have to experience what I did this clash. There needs to be a slight change to the tie breaker system so that situations like mine never occur again. What change could that be? I do not know, but I think something needs to change so that this does not happen again.
edit: Just for context, in case you did not know, t1 in a tournament is the average win rate of all your opponents in said tournament.
Here is the story. Before round 9 finished (round 8 results), I was 5-3 and had a 60% t1. I managed to score a win for my final game of the clash, and was eagerly anticipating the results for the end of round 9. However, when it ended, my t1 had dropped to 57 from 60. This placed me in 33rd position for the clash, just missing out on the herofall AAA. The person above me had a 58% t1, meaning the drop of my t1 caused me to miss out on a top 32 position. This would be a completely different story if my t1 rised a bit or stayed the same and wasn't quite enough, but t1 dropping and causing you to miss out on prizes seems completely unfair. Games which I had no influence over at all, in the final round, caused me to miss out on top 32.
I do understand that cases like mine are a very rare occurence, but I don't think anyone else should ever have to experience what I did this clash. There needs to be a slight change to the tie breaker system so that situations like mine never occur again. What change could that be? I do not know, but I think something needs to change so that this does not happen again.
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