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Soundtrack-HW - Tuesday 23/08/2011, 09:31
Imperator - humanoid weapons

You have to do quick battle, otherwise numerous people would cheat their way to the top, with numerous accounts or other friends / players losing for them.

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Pain5Q - Tuesday 23/08/2011, 12:21
Hero

The part that might be confusing you is the "you can only challenge and ELO player" part. Well, you *do* challenge him/her, but it's automatically picked by the computer

Means when the computer is looking for someone to verse, it will only try to connect you to a player with -50 to +150 rating.

Hope it helped

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Rockpsl76 - Wednesday 24/08/2011, 05:28
Hero

So really its -150 to +150. Since both players have to hit the "Quick Battle" button, essentially if I "challenge" a +150 point player he is in reverse challenging a -150 point player. It would be less confusing if they fixed the instructions to accurately state -150 to +150.

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Pain5Q - Wednesday 24/08/2011, 11:00
Hero

You can verse a player with -150 rating if he challenges you, yes. But what is written is correct, though. It's the way the game is programmed (I won't go into specifics here )

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Rockpsl76 - Thursday 25/08/2011, 05:29
Hero

I'm a programmer. And no, what is written is actually not correct, since you can't challenge in ELO. Its a matching algorithm in which you can be matched with any player between -150 and +150 from your ELO score. If I "challenge" by clicking "Quick Battle" I can be matched with a player who is -150 ELO, thus I have "challenged" a player with -150 ELO. This is of course using the word "challenge" in the very broad and incorrect term in which it is written *incorrectly" in the instructions.

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Pain5Q - Thursday 25/08/2011, 11:00
Hero

If you're a programmer, then you'll understand this:

There's an array (or whatever structure) with all the players in 'queue' for a matchup. When you click that button, let's say the algorithm gets the players in that array with -50 to +150 rating than you, and 'challenges' a random one. If the other player 'accepts' (meaning, hasn't been matched with another player meanwhile), the game starts.

If that's how the game is programmed, then what they wrote is correct. If it makes any sense? Not that I can see, but the developers surely had a reason... I hope

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beeceps - Saturday 27/08/2011, 12:58
Imperator - Soldier's Pride

I am confused with this description too. All players in ELO have an option to "challenge" only and no requests such as accept or deny. Therefore it is possible for a pair of players to have an ELO difference of 300. (-150 to +150).
Probably matching algorithm assign somehow to players "attacker" and "defender" labels as they hit "quick battle" and then tries to find matches. In this way the range will be -50 to +150.

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0 Pride - Sunday 28/08/2011, 10:24
Imperator - URBAN MADNESS

You can't challenge but you can fight them through clicking Fight Now! button or even press enter

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Rockpsl76 - Sunday 04/09/2011, 20:26
Hero

Its an error in the instructions. You actually "challenge" anyone in the range of -150 to +150 by clicking "Fight Now"