TIE Breaker for finals
After several encounters with final splits where one ousted player was higher seed and won. We are several ppl in sweden that wonders why this is and not winner goes to the last player on the table.
AKA beeing last player VP wins you the game if it is a splitt.
We understand that in the case of a timeout tie high seed wins but not why it would take it in a game where there is a last player standing.
Prince of Lidingö
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Being first seed means you have scored more VPs during the preliminary rounds; as a reward you win the final in case of a tie.
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The goal of the game can be changed, if enough people think it´s stupid. Personally I think being first seed is strong enough as you get to choose seating late. Logically being ousted out of the Eternal Struggle should mean you cannot win the Eternal Struggle (at least unless there is a timeout). Please give us some strong argument for the rules not being changed!Ankha wrote: The goal of the game is to have more VPs than the others, not staying alive.
Being first seed means you have scored more VPs during the preliminary rounds; as a reward you win the final in case of a tie.
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What is the strong argument for changing it ?Ashur wrote:
The goal of the game can be changed, if enough people think it´s stupid. Personally I think being first seed is strong enough as you get to choose seating late. Logically being ousted out of the Eternal Struggle should mean you cannot win the Eternal Struggle (at least unless there is a timeout). Please give us some strong argument for the rules not being changed!Ankha wrote: The goal of the game is to have more VPs than the others, not staying alive.
Being first seed means you have scored more VPs during the preliminary rounds; as a reward you win the final in case of a tie.
(people "thinking it's stupid" is not an argument. And "logically" doesn't apply if you're refering to lore when considering tournament rules).
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Also that while in certain positions a high seed player who gets two points then gets ousted giving one point to its predator creates a potential loss position for a third player who now can freely choose to self oust if he or she wishes instead of fighting for a win.(AKA fighting for another players win). This situation is not cool. And in my opinion a player who has made it to the finals and is last person standing deservs the victory more than the player who "only" got two and then got ousted.
Prince of Lidingö
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Personally, I think that a player who scores 3 vps and gets ousted in the duel still deserves to win the game, especially if that player exhausted all his resources and loses to a player who just waited until the others die.
If the first seed player manages to score 2 vps, then either the other players are to blame (you don't let the first seed player scores vps if you want to win, whatever position on the table he has), or the first seed was clearly superior and deserves to win.
In the situation you describe, the predator of the first seed still has a chance to get the GW so it was a bit of a gambit for the first seed player. The fact that the third player who apparently wasn't very effective (no vp at that time) has no chance of winning the tournament doesn't seem a problem to me.
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