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Unread 13-03-2006, 16:00
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Re: Scoring For Your Opponents

My psychic powers must be a little off today

I thought the idea behind giving the winning team the losing teams score was so that super alliances dont completely shut out a weak alliance.

If you got your own score, then you could - you could have 200 to 0 matches.

I would think that evenly matched alliances would see matches end up in low scores for both sides because the great offense was matched by great defense - thats what I saw in the finals, teams were winning with low scores by one or two points.

Now that I think about it somemore, I think the idea behind giving the winning team the losing teams score is this: The winning team gets the losing teams score! <= That is the game - play to win: the match, the best seed, the finals.
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