After 7 months I Finaly lost my (p), I think it was a lot of time but i feel good.
So is there any diference from now on, or the mayor diference is when you subscribe?
I mean in how people look at you, since I have seen in some forums people discriminating provitionals.
I think a provitional should be treated like if he was a great player sincce you dont know until you have seen one or two of his games or see his non prov rating.
Originally posted by Supermancongrats dude - welcome to the "non-sub scum" pack lol, you will find that there will be just as much discrimination but there are more of us to take the flack, so it is shared out a little 😉
After 7 months I Finaly lost my (p), I think it was a lot of time but i feel good.
So is there any diference from now on, or the mayor diference is when you subscribe?
I mean in how people look at you, since I have seen in some forums people discriminating provitionals.
I think a provitional should be treated like if he was a great player sincce you dont know until you have seen one or two of his games or see his non prov rating.
seriously though the only real difference you will find is that you will probably have a better chance of getting a game. many have a problem with playing (p) players because they are scared to lose too many rating points.
although there will still be those who refuse to play us "non-sub scum" (a phrase you may get used to hearing lol).
Originally posted by Supermanya i agree with the treat provisionals as they are great players. I usually just avoid them in general. I say let them play eachother. I see all these provisionals who somehow are 1700, after 4 games which kinda scares me. Either they are actually beating 1700s or the rating system is wonky for the (p)
After 7 months I Finaly lost my (p), I think it was a lot of time but i feel good.
So is there any diference from now on, or the mayor diference is when you subscribe?
I mean in how people look at you, since I have seen in some forums people discriminating provitionals.
I think a provitional should be treated like if he was a great player sincce you dont know until you have seen one or two of his games or see his non prov rating.
Originally posted by pawnfondlerYes - the system for (p) people is more "large-scale."
ya i agree with the treat provisionals as they are great players. I usually just avoid them in general. I say let them play eachother. I see all these provisionals who somehow are 1700, after 4 games which kinda scares me. Either they are actually beating 1700s or the rating system is wonky for the (p)
When you lose as a p, you drop alot more, same with winning. I won my first and went up 150. As you play closer to 20 games, the ratings stop falling and raising by a lot. That's why I want to get to 20 because lately I've been losing, and to people within 50 of my points, and i get dropped like 40!