Guild Wars 2

Petit message sur le forum anglais, qui nous concerne aussi un peu :
(ça serait bien que les modos transmettent ces infos …)

We are going to make several temporary Glicko rating adjustments for tomorrow’s resets.

Northern Shiverpeaks: +150
Northern Shiverpeaks has been leading tier 4 for the past several weeks and we believe that moving them to tier 3 will create more competitive matches for tier 4 and tier 3. This adjustment will give Northern Shiverpeaks ~72% to move to tier 3 and ~28% to move to tier 2.

Dragonbrand: -150
Dragonbrand is not very competitive at tier 3 and we believe moving them to tier 4 will give them a better chance at being competitive. This adjustment will give Dragonbrand ~83% to move to tier 4 and ~17% to stay in tier 3.

Yak’s Bend: replace +150 with +75
We believe the +150 adjustment to Yak’s Bends is now too high. They still need a slight adjustment to remain in tier 1 where they are competitive so we believe adjusting it to be +75 is more balanced. This adjustment will give Yak’s Bend ~64% to stay in tier 1 and ~36% to move to tier 2.

We evaluated EU matchups as well. Riverside, Drakkar Lake, Jade Sea, and Vizunah Square are the worlds that could be adjusted for potentially more competitive matchups. However, those worlds have good enough odds to move on reset without any adjustments so we decided to not make any temporary adjustments for EU at this time.

Ils ont pas dû juger utile de le transmettre vu que les changements concernaient les NA. Il n’y aura rien côté EU avant les réappariemments, ces derniers qui sont plus qu’attendus pour changer certaines associations très bancales (Gunnar notamment) et où il sera plus pertinent de modifier le rating des serveurs en fonction de leur association.
Il faudra faire un ajustement pour Vizunah si on lui enlève un des trois serveurs (pour éviter de refaire ce qui s’est produit pour RA en mode “se fait poutrer en attendant de descendre dans le ladder”), un retrait parmi d’autres équilibrages qui seront nécessaires si les serveurs allemands veulent pouvoir être de nouveau compétitif dans les premiers tiers.