yeti_c wrote:ParadiceCity9 wrote:yeti_c wrote:Jeff Hardy wrote:i support all the suggs that in any way would stop farming
however, this wouldnt, its just a new point system that i dislike
i believe it would encourage farming because players lose no less when playing a noob then they would playing a high ranker
You're right - and wrong at the same time...
This change *would* encourage farming... because if you kill a noob - you get 20 points - if you kill a brig - you get 20 points...
If you lose to a newb you would lose minimal points - if you lose to a brig you would lose a lot of points...
This suggestion is so bad that it should be locked forthwith.
C.
I'm pretty sure you both have at least something wrong...Jeff's wrong in that it wouldn't encourage farming, but it would encourage playing higher opponents solely. yeti's wrong in that if you kill a noob (1000 points) you get 20 points, but if you kill a brig (3000 points) you get 60 points...like i said in post #1, "Your score alone decides how many points you lose when you lose a game."
edit: it actually might not even encourage playing higher opponents, at least for those looking for some easy points...so i guess it would encourage farming in that sense.
No - you said... "Your score alone decides how many points you lose when you lose a game." and "you get the same number of experience points from killing a pokemon regardless of what level you are".
So killing anyone yields the same results.
Losing to anyone yields the same results... - so why play someone who's more likely to beat you - you play someone who is less likely to beat you... you Farm.
I stand by my former comment
yeti_c wrote:his suggestion is so bad that it should be locked forthwith.
C.
no no..i guess what i'm really suggesting is the opposite of the pokemon thing. ok so restatement:
The amount of points you lose is directly proportional to how many points you have, the constant being 20, but still a max of 100 points lost.
Here are some examples:
4000 points vs. 3000 points. The 3000 point-player wins, and using the equation (y, y being the number of points lost, = 20x, x being your score divided by 1000) So the 3000 point-player wins 80 points for beating someone with 4000 points.
4000 points vs. 2000 points. The 2000 point-player wins, using y = 2x, the one with 2000 points also wins 80 points since that's how many points the 4000 point player loses every time they lose a game with 4000 points.
1000 points vs. 800 points. 1000 points wins. He wins 16 points for beating anyone with 800 points.
8000 points vs. 7999 points. Regardless of who wins here, the loser gives up 100 points because anyone with 5000+ points loses 100 points per loss.
Was that clear, or does it need more explaining?