DeletedUser36697
Guest
It is my understanding that Alliances with less than 10 members, will have a Zero calculated into their Alliance averages.. For every player less than the required 10. A 6 members alliance will have 4..count them.. 4 zeros added to make up the required 10 entrants...
How is this fair?
A small alliance has little or no chance of winning any prize if ZERO's are calculated into their totals..
where as a larger alliance will have scores to throw away greatly increasing the likely hood of a large alliance winning all the top prizes..
perhaps a calculation using proportional representation
with penalties.. reductions.. in other words... if 6 out of 6, in the small alliance participate =100% participation their totals would be graded to accommodate or be equal to the vastly greater selections from a 100 member alliance
then its down to what they, the builders, want more money spent/generated for the prizes, everyone then has an EQUAL chance... so they spend like cash cows to get the acclaim and the honours that go with winning
How is this fair?
A small alliance has little or no chance of winning any prize if ZERO's are calculated into their totals..
where as a larger alliance will have scores to throw away greatly increasing the likely hood of a large alliance winning all the top prizes..
perhaps a calculation using proportional representation
with penalties.. reductions.. in other words... if 6 out of 6, in the small alliance participate =100% participation their totals would be graded to accommodate or be equal to the vastly greater selections from a 100 member alliance
then its down to what they, the builders, want more money spent/generated for the prizes, everyone then has an EQUAL chance... so they spend like cash cows to get the acclaim and the honours that go with winning