Player 1 :
335 Win - 29 Loose - 21815 Points - Ranked 95
Me :
329 Win - 22 Loose - 16 643 Points ?! - Ranked 14 836 ?!?
PS : I took a random player, I can take another example
PS 2 : I only do 3 trophy fights
Being in an higher or lower guild makes difference in how many points you get for each PVP fights
2 Likes
Oh ⌠Itâs badly done 
2 Likes
Hmmm this does seem a bit weird 
You get less points per battle because your troops have higher stats thanks to your levelled up guild statues, kingdoms, rarity etc. The game weights your PvP point rewards based on the strength of your team (itâs not clear exactly what the formula is). Essentially, the game rewards weaker players as it is perceived to be more difficult for them to win a match.
4 Likes
Theyâre doing 3 trophy battles only. Youâre not.
@awryan I only battles with 3 trophies.
1 Like
Yep. Itâs crap but I ran the numbers.
Thereâs
Yours
So youâre probably getting been 40-60 pvp points for 3 trophies.
While theyâre getting 60-70. Because your guild does legendary tasks. Thereâs do not.
So⌠@Saltypatra players who are in successful guilds are less likely to get ingots now than ones who donât do legendary tasks. Seems like PvP needs to be rebalanced. Unless of course⌠You intend to put ingots in tasks to even it out.
2 Likes
Thatâs right, I earn between 40 and 60 points.
14 000 + with 330 battles âŚ
1 Like
This is one of the dumber and harder-to-get aspects of competitive GoW play.
The points one gets for winning a match are determined by a lot of strange factors beyond your control, and is in many ways set up to punish the people who do the best.
Although one can interpret it a different way based on this quote:
One could also restate this as, âPlayers who are not yet able to play in a competitive guild get more compensation, in the hopes that they can more quickly reach the level of play that will get them accepted into a guild.â
That doesnât mean I like it, but itâs a nice thought if thatâs the intent. Personally I think you should get a fixed amount of PvP points per match, since you canât control what matchmaking throws at you.
1 Like
It does makes sense as facing easier enemies gives you less trouble and is somewhat an expected victory. Only by taking more risky challenges can give you with higher scores/rewards.
Sirrian once mentioned he finds strange that people wonât put the best teams they have on defense, and we know this is an oddity of our community to leave self-sacrificing teams to help people outâŚ
Our PVP is a watered-down competition. We barely lose anything when defeated either in offense or defense and i think this is one reason why things doesnât makes sense sometimes as some of us are more used to regular competitive models.
2 Likes
While there are many factors contributing to how hard a battle is perceived to be, I think it just boils down to âWhen your 3 trophy battle is about the same power as your 2 trophy battle, you are going to get less points.â You want your 3 trophy opponent to be crazy powerful. I call those opponents â2.2k goldâ opponents, because of the amount of gold bounty listed for them.
The ladder in this game is fully irrelevant. Itâs not a PvP game, and itâs completely slanted in your favor. The matchmaking has nothing to do with rising difficulty. Gems is just a âfeel good about how awesome I amâ game. Itâs one of the reasons I like to play. The other reason is because I think I have a shot with Mab.
OK, but letâs have a thought exercise.
If Iâm a level 400 player, there are a lot of players who are higher level than me. I can play vs. level 1200 players with badass mythic teams, and it makes sense I should get more points for that. Even some level 800 players also have badass mythic teams, and I get fewer points but still a lot.
If Iâm a level 1300 player, there arenât many ways to punch up. I have my stats maxed, just like everyone else at level 1300. There arenât many people at a higher level than me. Even if I want the challenge, itâs not there. Matchmaking sure wonât be giving it to me. So no matter what I do, I get fewer points.
That means a lower-level player can get to the top of the leaderboard with fewer wins than a high-level player. Since thatâs more or less a measure of time, itâs a bad deal. If a high-level player is competing with a lower-level player, and they sleep the same number of hours, thereâs in theory no way for the higher-level player to outplay the lower-level player.
I wish i was winning 70 points per battle lol now my average is 35 points
1 Like
Only because the whole structure is just âsort of competitiveâ, the low level player still loses very few points eveytime his team is challenged and vanquished. In a true competitive scenario he would be hammered down so hard he would be able to find the underworld map not yet released.
Yeah, but 3 mythic ingots and 100 gems arenât âsort of prizesâ.
Instead of arguing back and forth about that though, my main point is âPvP is set up really dumb, thereâs almost no way Iâll ever end up on a leaderboard, and even if I tried people who have played less than me are able to make more progress in less time.â
I liked how Pokemon Shuffleâs competitive tiers were set up, even if I left that game for getting greedy. The tiers were frequently updated to reflect percentages of the player populace. So as I played, the game got more popular, and the highest prize level expanded from #1 to #1-#9, etc. Newbies could pretty quickly see themselves climb out of the lowest brackets, then the competition in the middle brackets got really fierce. But the rewards in the middle brackets always made it worth the fight to try.
As-is in GoW, if I put an extra hour/day into PvP, I wouldnât even make the lowest prize tier.
Only in theory, because they do gain more points, but it also takes longer (or should if we didnât had âcheatsâ like Ubastet) to win a battle against high stacked stats that more than often CAN lead to many defeats.
The system is clearly oudated and in need of a dire review. An idea about how the devs could rework it still leaving the casual experience intact: Simply put a single tie-breaker, like 2500 points for example, and from this point every battle you win have a fixed score gain, every loss takes away nearly as much points and every defense victory also counts a lot of points. You would face people with similar scores, or close to it. Done, if people want to embark on the competition then itâs not a matter of just doing insane amounts of battles, with some substandard guild bonuses and even disregarding defense losses like we have actually.
Those arent points but trophyâs and the total a player gained since he/she started playing too, they never reset differently from the win/loss taht reset weekly.
Only way to be in that leaderboard (no real reasons tbh excepet maybe a fake epeen reason) is share account and have it be spamming pvp 24/7 (thatâs why is fake 
).
At some point today i was 9xx (did a lot of pvp this week cuz the x 2 runes, other than the golds ofc), stopped a few hours and when i checked was already dropped at 2xxx lol.
Nvm lol are indeed points haha, well, no clue why such difference then.
Guess a youâre on some other server too seen right now with around 12k points i am around rank 1800
(first is at like 2,5k matches done lol).
The much bigger problem with how this currently works is higher lv players ALSO GET MUCH LESS GOLD in addition to less pvp points. How much gold the enemy is worth is calculated the same way as how much pvp points theyâre worth. It sucks.