Originally posted by Corndog
Um...what?
I'll bold the relevant part.
"forcing ladder match ups against similar caliber teams within your own tier isn't going to distort anything."
I made a point of using both "similar caliber" and "within your own tier" so that it would be clear they are two different qualifiers. Similar caliber does not mean everyone of the same tier. For example, similar caliber teams that also happen to be within the same tier, would be these three in Professional:
- Minnesota Balanced Raid (Pegasus league)
- Richmond Raiders (Orion league)
- Doinitin Djibouti (Pegasus league)
Richmond Raiders have not played either Minnesota Balanced Raid or Doinitin Djibouti yet. Those are clearly the top two teams in Pegasus, and then there's a drop off. So for the example of Richmond Raiders, they should only be required to play those two, and then the other teams in Pegasus would fall under the realm of a normal ladder draw.
Um...what?
I'll bold the relevant part.
"forcing ladder match ups against similar caliber teams within your own tier isn't going to distort anything."
I made a point of using both "similar caliber" and "within your own tier" so that it would be clear they are two different qualifiers. Similar caliber does not mean everyone of the same tier. For example, similar caliber teams that also happen to be within the same tier, would be these three in Professional:
- Minnesota Balanced Raid (Pegasus league)
- Richmond Raiders (Orion league)
- Doinitin Djibouti (Pegasus league)
Richmond Raiders have not played either Minnesota Balanced Raid or Doinitin Djibouti yet. Those are clearly the top two teams in Pegasus, and then there's a drop off. So for the example of Richmond Raiders, they should only be required to play those two, and then the other teams in Pegasus would fall under the realm of a normal ladder draw.






























