I have a question.
I have faced Maynon every CW one or twice.
He always has the attacker position.
How is this determined?
Does it take in account previous fights and how it was set up then?
Could this be implemented if it doesn't?
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I have a question.
I have faced Maynon every CW one or twice.
He always has the attacker position.
How is this determined?
Does it take in account previous fights and how it was set up then?
Could this be implemented if it doesn't?
This is a very good question!
This was very constructive!Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickenWing
Yes, I'm curious as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickenWing
It seems i'm normally in the defensive position during the knockout rounds when I have fought the same person the week before.
Good question
i checked on many battles so far and thought the attacker is in the attacking position but proofed myself wrong with that assumption and am now convinced its random and very much like ragna
Flip a coin.
There is your answer.
I remember having to defend in multiple fights in a row. Is it possibly based on the round # or who is marching?
as you have in ragna...Quote:
Originally Posted by g346007_1906957
its a 50/50 shot i assume
I have done some extensive research. Collected lots of data. Compared all the variables and come to the following conclusion
The attacker is determined in CWF by RNG
Whats is the point of CW anyway now,.....Pussy Roit/ aka Blayd can wipe out a top player and lose like 25 percent HPs, I see no reason to continue doing CWs now anyway, Why dont they just can it Pussys wars and let him get first prize with out even fighting.