What a JOKE Championship Warfare has turned out to be.

[IraTheSquire_1457591]

The problem is no more a system exploit that setting up the formations for HP. What makes this different is the betting. If the player lets the Guildmate win, in my opinion, it is not an exploit. Yes the people that placed bets, specially the ones that used Gems to increase the bets, have a good reason not to be happy with the players actions but that does not make it an exploit.

In the other hand, if it was set up so that the player's friends or guild mates wold know ahead of time and bet on the fight knowing the the obvious winner would loose, then it is an exploit.

Yeah, that's what I mean. Which is why I'm not bringing up Yue's match because I don't think that she's deliberately fixing the match to let her friends (we're not just talking about guildmates here: we're talking about anyone she possibly is friends and can communicate with) given that in that match which I saw she deliberately loses to the player for all the rounds after.

And the latter setting up is what I'm talking about, because theoretically it is possible and I've heard that people are actually doing it (not the finals though. A players seem to do that out of habit.)

If people are whining about loosing on bets especially Ira, did you not see Yue loose a round ( that is when I picked it up and changed my bets the next round) that should have made you think hang on what is going on and then see his power drop. It is not anyone's fault but yours to not bet wisely. Go ahead and whine all you want but if you are not smart in betting you will still loose no matter what system they have in place.

I actually did do that too for Yue, which is why I personally did not lose much in that specific match. The fact that it is the way it is right now, or that you can find a way around it, doesn't make it right.

As I said, Noob, I'm not talking about Yue's match but the CSW in general. This is pretty much an exploit to get more tickets just with a social element to it (you have to know the right people).