On January 17, it was reported that in the game of "Glory of Kings", there is often a situation where one person has a tailwind and his teammates pull his hips, which eventually leads to the failure of the game.
Obviously made a lot of contributions and sacrifices for the team, but still failed the game due to various factors, and the MVP of the losing side was very unhappy.
Now, the official has opened the discussion of a new incentive mechanism for headwinds.
The theme of this co-creation is to explore what behaviors can be called "light of adversity" in the losing game, and the official is considering adding a new incentive mechanism for the loser, adding brave points or other forms of additional incentives to such behaviors.
You can choose a performance or behavior that you think is worthy of encouragement, and submit it with a positive competitive attitude, or you can have a strong performance many times, etc.
Feedback path: [In-game] - [Event] - [Co-creation Base] - [Discussion on the Mechanism of the Light of Adversity]
Some netizens suggested:
- The last place on the winning side does not add stars, only 200 points are added
- Suffice it to say that the MVP of the losing side either does not drop stars or gives star cards
- The losing team will keep one star for the gold medal and 150 points for the silver medal. That makes sense. It's unreasonable not to play a 5.0 losing MVP and keep the star
- Break it down. One star is set at 400 points. 400 points for each win and 400 points for one loss. Regardless of success or failure, MVP will be awarded an additional 50 points, a gold medal will be added 50 points, a silver medal will be added 30 points, 5 points will be added for each highlight moment triggered, and 100 points will be deducted for a rating below 5.0.
Some netizens are also worried: There is a big disadvantage that the losing MVP does not drop stars, so that no one will rush up, and all of them will protect their records.
Source: Fast Technology