Just to start some controversy. If I get into an easy group where I know I'm going to come first ... I'm going to throw games away and come second so that I don't have to compete against the best (who are in the Gold Division). This way I can compete against casual players which increases my chance to win a prize from the Silver Division.
Discuss.
To be honest, I hope you to drop games and place in Silver. I mean zero disrespect but the odds of you taking top 3 in Gold is quite low with Light, Rossi etc around, and your chances of taking top 3 in Silver are very good. I'd also be very happy seeing you be rewarded for your skill as a player over the Diamond level player that turns up to his first LAN and gets a Laptop.
To be honest, I hope you to drop games and place in Silver. I mean zero disrespect but the odds of you taking top 3 in Gold is quite low with Light, Rossi etc around, and your chances of taking top 3 in Silver are very good. I'd also be very happy seeing you be rewarded for your skill as a player over the Diamond level player that turns up to his first LAN and gets a Laptop.
Haha no disrespect taken. God with all these good players in the Sydney scene it's soooo tough to get a good placing especially when the game is still so volatile with players being able to be cheesed out of the tournament. With that said I don't think any of the "competitive" players would be throwing any games away just to increase their chances of winning a prize in the Silver League.
Haha no disrespect taken. God with all these good players in the Sydney scene it's soooo tough to get a good placing especially when the game is still so volatile with players being able to be cheesed out of the tournament. With that said I don't think any of the "competitive" players would be throwing any games away just to increase their chances of winning a prize in the Silver League.
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