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Subject: [DEV] International Cup
Matches are not showing in 'Season' tab :(
Looks like a simple front end issue, api returns these matches. Each filter turns on showing that one type of matches, so if there is no filter for international cup then it won't show in the table.
Dev needs to add international cup to the filters (which uses code 12 or name "international", i don't know what's used there, but it should be enough info for dev to fix it :p)
Looks like a simple front end issue, api returns these matches. Each filter turns on showing that one type of matches, so if there is no filter for international cup then it won't show in the table.
Dev needs to add international cup to the filters (which uses code 12 or name "international", i don't know what's used there, but it should be enough info for dev to fix it :p)
If the matches are in arcade mode, will injured players be able to play?
How would you know that?
If these will made in same Arcade mode as NT friendlies then injured wont be able to play
If these will made in same Arcade mode as NT friendlies then injured wont be able to play
Will non-Plus users be able to play this season? The question is relevant because the matches are in arcade format and there are already designated groups for the teams.
Every team in sokker will play, plus or non-plus doesn't matter.
Some matches are arranged, IC page looks like copy-pasted from CC. I guess something went wrong?
Most of the teams in first division of the new cup are same that in CC. This is possible that you will play with same rival.
But still, there is something that we have to adjust. Most likely we will draw cups/groups again.
First matches on monday 29th december.
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But still, there is something that we have to adjust. Most likely we will draw cups/groups again.
First matches on monday 29th december.
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They once told me friendly NT matches are not arcade matches. And since this season is promoted as arcade, I just assume arcade rules apply
How do teams get into their divisions?
League positions are scored, from 100 points for the national champion down to zero.
The algorithm, which is identical for every country, takes into calculation the number of users who have been playing the game for at least 60 days.
In Poland, these 100-0 points range from Ekstraklasa (top league) to roughly the beginning of the sixth (last) division.
In countries where there are only a few users, the champion gets 100 points and then points drops to zero even within the country's top league.
In the extreme case of countries where there is only one user, 100 points are awarded to the champion, some points to the runner-up, and third place is the last to receive a few points, if I am not mistaken.
Based on the points, a global table is created, and according to it, a draw is made for levels/cups/groups/baskets.
And yes, there will be cases where a runner-up from a small country that plays at 40 will end up in a league with teams that play at 60. That was inevitable anyway.
People can strengthen teams in a short time or sell players, so it would happen anyway.
Maybe if someone is thrown into deeper water, they will try to raise their level?
The first arcade season should definitely improve the situation with promotions and relegations. However, it will probably take about three seasons to reshuffle the teams so that they actually end up in divisions that reflect their level.
League positions are scored, from 100 points for the national champion down to zero.
The algorithm, which is identical for every country, takes into calculation the number of users who have been playing the game for at least 60 days.
In Poland, these 100-0 points range from Ekstraklasa (top league) to roughly the beginning of the sixth (last) division.
In countries where there are only a few users, the champion gets 100 points and then points drops to zero even within the country's top league.
In the extreme case of countries where there is only one user, 100 points are awarded to the champion, some points to the runner-up, and third place is the last to receive a few points, if I am not mistaken.
Based on the points, a global table is created, and according to it, a draw is made for levels/cups/groups/baskets.
And yes, there will be cases where a runner-up from a small country that plays at 40 will end up in a league with teams that play at 60. That was inevitable anyway.
People can strengthen teams in a short time or sell players, so it would happen anyway.
Maybe if someone is thrown into deeper water, they will try to raise their level?
The first arcade season should definitely improve the situation with promotions and relegations. However, it will probably take about three seasons to reshuffle the teams so that they actually end up in divisions that reflect their level.
Thx for explanation Geston.
However, it will probably take about three seasons to reshuffle the teams so that they actually end up in divisions that reflect their level.
As we already calculated 3-4 seasons is a reality.
However, it will probably take about three seasons to reshuffle the teams so that they actually end up in divisions that reflect their level.
As we already calculated 3-4 seasons is a reality.
And that is fine.
Until end of the year 2026 we have to prepare exectations system for that cup. Before that time playing that matches, as official, won't impact a game that much.
Algorithm was already rewrked a bit. I'm testing it a bit right now. Looks much better and I think it will be final version.
Until end of the year 2026 we have to prepare exectations system for that cup. Before that time playing that matches, as official, won't impact a game that much.
Algorithm was already rewrked a bit. I'm testing it a bit right now. Looks much better and I think it will be final version.
average team ranking per division
1 - 5908.77
2 - 5687.35
3 - 5338.90
4 - 4956.09
5 - 4202.00
6 - 2061.44
1 - 5908.77
2 - 5687.35
3 - 5338.90
4 - 4956.09
5 - 4202.00
6 - 2061.44