Posted by -ip-punisher (Ranked 2 on Worms 2: Roperz Ladder) on October 23, 2007 at 03:20:04:
In Reply to: dumbass posted by Dimension (Gold Member) on October 22, 2007 at 12:55:05:
Inactivity: Players in the Top Ten must play at least once every 3 days. If they don't they are automatically dropped five rungs and their inactivity counter is reset. There are no exceptions to this rule.
Rank Hounding: Players in the Top Ten are expected to be as active after they reach the top ranks as they were before. In other words, if you are playing 20 games a day to make it to the Top Ten and then only play once a week to hold your rank you may be penalized.
Top of the Heap: Everyone wants a shot at #1; consequently there should be a lot of activity and movement in the top ranks of the Ladder. Remember that rank has priority when it comes to challenges. Keeping that in mind, the number one player should play the number two player as often as possible.
Same in monkey language: Once a week ain't enough.
Btw dime...remember when u asked for a ladd in public chat a few days ago, right after u lost your rank. I said yes, you said ok. I host the game and theres no sign of you, probably you noticed that you cant host your own map now, and the rankdrop came to you surprisingly?
In fact, what is the % of the games you play on other peoples maps, how many times do you play higher ranks at all? Letting newbies (or how you like to call them, FRIENDS) who are 0-20 host their own map doesn't really count.
Its a bit of a excuse of talking about life outside worms2 since you've been the most active player on ladd for a while now, playing mostly newbies tho.
Other ppl play 20 games a week and aim for rank1, try to beat the top5 most of their games. You might spend 1 game out of 20 for playing the top5 ranks if even that.
I even remember one time when you lost vs me you saying "this is enough, im gonna rankdrop again" meaning you'd keep low profile and beat the newbies over and over again.
Its like exor said, stop avoiding and we stop calling you an avoider.