Thank You for this Current MU.
Honestly, there is nothing left to do but be sarcastic and let out all the frustration… it is simply sad to see how this game mode has been completely destroyed.
Wait, wait… is Piken PPT land? Because that’s pretty close to their k/d ratio.
And kitten if you are going to fake it get that PPT tick correct. It should be like 400+ since all those would be T3 keeps and towers.
It’s easy to check whether those figures are true or false
And they’re not remotely close to those I found today february the 26th 14:40 GMT+1. So I don’t know the point of such a thread. Maybe you’ve been mistaken by a bug ? After all, the very site clearly states :
Due to several bugs with the Guild Wars 2 API (See this post in the official forum), this week score and victory points will be almost wrong. Only current skirmish and income should be correct. Sorry for the inconvenience.
most sad part is that there is someone who got payed to work out such link system…
Seafarer’s Rest Alliance Leader – www.pevepe.net/gw2
Are you guys seriously expecting good matchups when population fluctuates every week? Not the best MM can handle this. Well this thread will be deleted anyway.
Links just happened, ranks will have to adjust, not going to get the perfect match every week. People also need to get rid of the idea in their head that their server should be at a certain rank.
North Keep: One of the village residents will now flee if their home is destroyed.
“Game over man, Game Over!” – RIP Bill
Ranks were adjusted before the links. Now they are not. Any balance there was has been screwed up. So what’s the point of doing it at all? And please don’t say because they want to make money of transfers.
Links happen, ranks readjust, servers rise and fall, two months later, rinse repeat, circle of life.
North Keep: One of the village residents will now flee if their home is destroyed.
“Game over man, Game Over!” – RIP Bill
See that’s more like it! Sarcasm… it’s what this thread is all about
Your pie chart doesn’t match your objective chart.