Change guild during tournaments

[seacko]

Hello,
He becomes irritating that every weekend, during the tournaments, the small guilds are ejected rare accessible podia by players who change guild in him last minute. We cross all the weekend to be played to hold the podium when a player arrived of nobody leaves, makes 100 000 stars in 2 or 3 hours, because he was not able to have the podium in another bracket.
It is already difficult for the smallest to exist but in this case it is not even anymore necessary to play ...
Thus he would be can be good to forbid change of guilds during the duration of the tournament, the history that every guild knows his opponents at first and that it does not change in the course of tournament.

Have a good day.

[HellSewercide]

I can understand your frustration, however, I dont think this will solve your problem for getting on the podium.

May I also point out it very unlikely it was because they couldn't get a podium in another bracket, but more because it's easier in your bracket. They are also looking at return on investment. Gems spent vs Gems that will be earnt. For example: If they are in a good 2nd they wouldn't spend 1500 gems and fight to get 1st if the gap was too big as that wouldn't make sense, they wont get more gems after net and wont want to waste their time.

If they did lock down guilds you will find that players wont need to qualify extra guilds to jump around to look for brackets. So what does that mean? Basically, there will be less guilds entered and thus less brackets, meaning a lot more harder brackets. They win your bracket in a couple of hours currently, imagine the podium scores if they spent 2 days raiding there... Yeah, you're making it harder for them to get gems, but, you're not solving your problem (you want a podium) if anything, guild locking will make it even harder for small guilds to get a podium.

The arrival of players coming for podiums at the end of the tournament are because of two reasons:
1) People wait to till the end till they start raiding to find a easy bracket
2) People have left guilds that are winning already (normally HC) to gain rewards and allow others in the guild to get more by leaving.

Most of the players that win brackets, probably have spent in the region of 8-15 hours during the tournament raiding. What you don't see are the epic battles that happen else where before they all disperse into other brackets.

Possible solutions that are in your hands:
1) Use the first 40 hours of the tournament well. A player trying to get on the podium will not challenge a guild that has put up a high score.
2) Join a guild that always places on the podium, if the podium is what you want. But, if you do this, remember you probably wont win lots of gems as that goes to the people that contribute to the win.

[seacko]

Thank you for this point of view but let us be clearly, we have no problem to be lost against more hardly than we and do not try to be on the podium every weekend, but when we begin a match against an opponent we would just like that that this does not change along the way.

[Mincho]

Hello,
He becomes irritating that every weekend, during the tournaments, the small guilds are ejected rare accessible podia by players who change guild in him last minute. We cross all the weekend to be played to hold the podium when a player arrived of nobody leaves, makes 100 000 stars in 2 or 3 hours, because he was not able to have the podium in another bracket.
It is already difficult for the smallest to exist but in this case it is not even anymore necessary to play ...
Thus he would be can be good to forbid change of guilds during the duration of the tournament, the history that every guild knows his opponents at first and that it does not change in the course of tournament.

Have a good day.

Hello, Seacko, on the one hand I am against this, but unfortunately the comment above is right.

If fewer guilds were classified, it would be very difficult for you to stay in the podium week after week. You would be forced to compete against strong players who did not move to other parts.

* As advice; The first day is the key, try to make as many stars as you can ... so when a strong player visits you, he will think that he should at least double the number of stars your guild already has.

** Now, if you want to stay in Podium (1) always, you are welcome to the Guild Spain.

*Regards.

[HellSewercide]

Thank you for this point of view but let us be clearly, we have no problem to be lost against more hardly than we and do not try to be on the podium every weekend, but when we begin a match against an opponent we would just like that that this does not change along the way.

I think another solution is you need a mentor, someone that can teach you how to score 30-50K a hour and profit in tournaments. You're welcome to visit me in my Guild Sewercide. We teach many players on what to build, what to train, how to fight, how to use your immortal. What I know isnt a secret, every high scorer knows the same stuff, but you'll be surprised on how this can help you.

[Kongar]

Prohibiting hopping and locking guilds only creates a lottery in favor of multi dungeon players.

First place costs about 300k stars, second 200k, and third is 100k. There will be lucky low scoring brackets along with mini HC matches that occur. But... in general you need to secure your position by earning enough stars.

Also, be aware that high DCR dungeons can earn more than 40k stars per hour. A small lead can evaporate quickly.

Teaming is the best way to ensure you can get gems.

Help is always available. Go to a large active guild and ask... probably players looking to share a bracket.

[Starduka]

Locking guilds, combined with fewer brackets and better payout for 4th-10th in brackets could be better than curent situation.
It would be more fun, with more battles in each bracket. As it is, the big scorers usually avoid each other.

[LegendaryOnesCom]

I would lock guilds immediately.

[pitofdespair]

The problem for most mid level players is that they would have to invest gems and time into a bracket with unpredictable odds of someone jumping in, and scoring more (in an hour or two) than they possibly could (all weekend). They thus will not buy gems during the weekend. Even with three hours left it is too risky when you’re fighting for third. Buying first strike or scouting for a tourney is just foolish even if it looks easy at the beginning. Hasn’t been good for the game, imho, but this debate is years’ old, I doubt it’ll change now.