Quote (FasterA @ Feb 15 2012 08:47am)
Taugenixx is busy and most active at ladder core.
mat is mature enough to speak for himself though.
Quote (ferdia @ Feb 15 2012 01:54pm)
Where a player has completed less then 30% of his duels (or say, 10 duels), I have several options:
option 1: remove him from the tournament, remove all scores associated with him. this is done with the intention of leveling the playing field.
option 2: keep all results he completed and give all his outstanding opponents a TKO win. (this is unfair on the players that he has dueled and is biased towards those players that did not duel him - this is counter to the idea of rewarding players that have dueled him.)
option 3: null all duels not completed. ( not fair when the player is removing the potential points from the opponents he has not dueled yet) . While this option is something I may do at the end of the group stage, I dont deem it fair when the user in question has not completed a predetermined minimum amount of duels and/or has pulled out of the tournament.
Option 2, where the % duels completed is so low, affects too many people and could radically change the table. Its unfair on all the players that dueled him. Also when its clear that people have simply not been able to catch players, I am not going to penalise them for not completing the duel (i.e. nulling the duel).
Players complete as many duels as they can in order to be best placed to advance further in the KO stage, and to be seeded for the next tournament.
i trust this clarifies.
finally, less rage, more level headed arguments. I am reasonable, and can be reasoned with, if you provide a rationale argument.
note: sliky has withdrawn and I will be applying the same policy as above (i.e. removal from scorecard).
option 2 seems to be the fairest, still whats a tko win 5pts or 10? id suggest 5 pts as there is a chance for ppl who had challanged the tkod one to either win or loose. if they win, they get 5> pts, if they loose 5< pts. so there is a natural balancing in this method...