Quick Update
Oh hey, so it turns out in the Autumn Friendly my final ranking was #301, out of 10,076 total participants. I guess that's not so bad, right?
Especially since the results aren't exactly kosher due to so many rage-quitters cheating up their scores. Seriously, you guys. In a ratings ladder format where you are exchanging points with other players, every time you selfishly refuse to surrender your points to another player who defeated you, you are disrespecting everyone who allowed you to take points from them. It's quite disgusting, actually, especially considering there isn't any real prize for this tournament. So what's the point of cheating? There must be some justification for it, because people rage-quit in free play, too. Heck, people would rage-quit in Pokemon Battle Revolution, where the only record the game even keeps of online play is how many times you've battled, so you're literally cheating yourself when you rage-quit.
Well, that's my rant for the day. I might have one tomorrow, too. My competitive Pokemon guide is just about finished, too.
Especially since the results aren't exactly kosher due to so many rage-quitters cheating up their scores. Seriously, you guys. In a ratings ladder format where you are exchanging points with other players, every time you selfishly refuse to surrender your points to another player who defeated you, you are disrespecting everyone who allowed you to take points from them. It's quite disgusting, actually, especially considering there isn't any real prize for this tournament. So what's the point of cheating? There must be some justification for it, because people rage-quit in free play, too. Heck, people would rage-quit in Pokemon Battle Revolution, where the only record the game even keeps of online play is how many times you've battled, so you're literally cheating yourself when you rage-quit.
Well, that's my rant for the day. I might have one tomorrow, too. My competitive Pokemon guide is just about finished, too.