@axis-dominion:
hmm, let’s see…before pherman ever showed up, i was a tier E. then he comes along and it’s pretty clear from having played him 3 times that he is at least a tier 1, if not an E himself. he drops out with a bunch of games hanging, and now as a result i have lost my E status. this was just not handled properly. anyone who has played him, or seen his play, will readily attest that he is certainly not a tier 2. what we are seeing in the rankings is not a correction, as you say, but rather a corruption.
there definitely needs to be a better way to handle situations like this. i have worked very hard all season to reach that status, having now 50 games under my belt with many, many wins, and yet something way beyond my control took place and BAM, just like that, i get knocked back down.
this has been a big turn off for me.
I completely disagree. As I made the corrections last night, it was becoming obvious that your tier E status was in serious jeopardy. Yes, Pherman dropping from his rage quit was a factor, but it is not as it appears.
I’ll tell you one solution. Everybody didn’t have to claim wins over him by forfeit. Now maybe it was appropriate in every case here, in my opinion it depends on how long the game has gone and how it was going, but in my opinion, if it was anybody’s game, I myself would not claim the win. So you have all the buzzards to thank too.
You’re not going to like this, and I’m not going to take the time to give you a complete answer, but I think your stay in tier E was tenuous. Yes you have a lot of wins, and a whole lot of them are against weak opponents. How many wins do you have against other tier E’s? ONE. You have 38 wins and ONE is against a tier E. Bmnielsen beat you 3 times, Adam beat you, Ghost beat you. I really am sorry, but you’re biased. You don’t belong in tier E yet. Keep trying.