Today I saw some views of a watchman on the ranking competition of the protagonist who wrote the small one. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

First of all, the protagonist is a 30-level whiteboard number bought online. Of course, the small one is not an industry insider, and I don't know how such a 30-level whiteboard number is made. But first of all, what's the point of buying a tabula rasa number like this?

There must be a large number of players who want to show off their skills in Zone 1 and see how powerful they can be in what players say is amazing Zone 1. Okay, I guess the purpose of most people who buy a zone 1 tabula rasa number is here, right? After all, it takes a lot of time to play from a new number of level 1 to level 30.

I estimate that 99% of people are reluctant to practice a level 30 number, it is better to buy a level 30 number, which is not expensive. Players are almost always able to accept such a price.

Okay, as I said before, these whiteboard numbers are all brushed to level 30 through some unknown methods, and they all say that they are whiteboard numbers, of course, from the first level, it is even more impossible to touch them in previous seasons.

Such a white number can no longer be white, and it is very good to be able to book the golden three!

Okay, some viewers may say, ah, why did I get silver?

Okay, this question. First of all, if you are also a tabula rasa, you will work hard to start at level 1 and work your way up to level 30. There are no hidden points for matching, so if you win all ten, it stands to reason that you can get the golden one! (The small Du Niang has passed, and the first-level tabula rasa number has been played to level 30, and the highest record of ten consecutive wins.) ）

If you lose two or three games along the way, the odds of landing gold are very slim!

Or the above question, then some people will say, I'm not a tabula rasa number, I played last season, and the rank is gold five, or silver one, and so on. Even if you win all ten qualifying matches in the new season, why is it still set at silver? This is a problem that is largely known to the general public, because you played ranked last season, and the hidden points go up and down with your ranking wins and losses.

Then a new season has begun, and the rank is indeed cleared, but the hidden points have always existed, and your hidden points are in the silver range, and your ten consecutive wins can still only be set to silver.

Some people will ask, last season I played for example, the diamond segment, this season I won ten qualifying matches in a row, why did I get gold? Because your surface rank is diamond, but in reality your hidden score may be gold. The direct manifestation is that you only add 10 win points if you win, and once you lose, you lose more than 20 win points. This is due to the fact that your hidden score does not match your indicated rank, and the system is helping you to equal the hidden score and the indicated rank (don't doubt it, I'm like that...). ）

So why is your Indicated Rank being Diamond, when in fact the Hidden Rank is the Gold Range? Hehe, this situation is basically asking the booster to help you in the upper section, right? Or your high play friends help you up. It shows that it is very beautiful, but in fact the hidden score does not reach the diamond segment. Once the new season starts, you start playing the qualifiers, and you can only get gold if you win all ten.

Some people will also ask, why can some people settle for platinum or even diamonds in one go? is still a hidden score, they are basically real masters from all walks of life, and they are scored little by little, and there is not much difference between the hidden score and the surface rank. In the last few seasons, these high-level players, with their excellent strength, have equalized the hidden score and rank, which is why, once the next season begins, even if they don't win all ten ranking matches, they will be set to a rank that is not much different from the previous season!

As I said earlier, the protagonist bought a tabula rasa number, and the white one can't be white, and it's very normal to write to gold. As for why it took ten to get to the next rank. Let's do the math this way, 100 win points are a qualifying match. Count, if you win +20 points with a hand, you need to play 5 to start the promotion match, and you need to win two to advance the promotion match with three games. On the other hand, from gold one to platinum, the promotion match is to play five, and winning three can be promoted.

To sum up, that's why I'm writing like this. For personal opinion only. Spray lightly...