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PvP Scoring - Please Adjust Based On Player Population
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With the lower player population which means fewer populated PvP rooms can we have the scoring adjusted? I've been playing off and on for a few years in PvE mainly, ranked like Icon 2026 or something but I only in the last few months started playing PvP. I've moved up to Platinum 2 and in my opinion only +2 points for doing good but a whopping -11 is way too punishing nowadays. Sometimes it takes me literally 30+ minutes just to find a minimum room of 4 players. So, if I come in 3rd in that scenario I lose 11 points - for coming in 3rd. That's ridiculous IMO. Hell, I was in a room once where the 4th player left right when it loaded into the race but still let the remaining 3 of us play. I got 2nd place and was rewarded with 0 points. For 2nd place.
If rooms and players were plentiful I wouldn't say anything but this seems like way too much of a pain in the [censored] grind with so few players left now. My suggestion, keep it at +4 for "wins" and -6 for "losses" like it was at for Platinum 3 and I'd be willing to stick it out.
Out of curiosity, once you hit Platinum 1, do you still have to earn points just to stay away from dropping back down or is it something like you get locked into Platinum 1 forever and can't drop back down as a reward for this grind they want you to do. If you get locked in at a 1 and could just use any ridiculous vehicle you wanted like a Limo or something and not worry about dropping back down I would maybe consider grinding from 2 to 1. -
@htownballa80 You're locked into the colour but not the tier. You can drop out of Platinum 1, 2 and 3, but not 4.
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...and within Platinum 1, you can collect up to 100 points. Afterward, you are just winning 0 points even if you win a race.
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