I thought the Norsk server was dry and didn't even have an active global.Quote:
Originally Posted by UnikalnyNick
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I thought the Norsk server was dry and didn't even have an active global.Quote:
Originally Posted by UnikalnyNick
I just think its Placebo...the clan names of ppl you attack dont change too much, so Idk.
What do names have to do with this?Quote:
Originally Posted by NFactorial
if you go on spanish global, most of the clan descriptions, not names sorry, but descriptions are usually written in that langauge, But if I attack someone on a random language, most of the time (unless its English) the descrption is typed in a Different language than the server you are in.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThatoneguyIknow
Yeah I think so - if your on English setting and its mid day switch to japan as they will all be sleeping :rolleyes:
This is a myth, went through my clan as well.
Anybody who knows anything about game development should see right through this. Language is on the UI layer, matchmaking is a completely different part of the code base. There is no "server" concept where you tie your account to a server, and if there was, that would likely be independent from language anyway.
I found amazing loot in Spanish server. There were 600k each! That was before loot update though.
This^ When I'm on the English server i attack people with Chinese/Japanese names and when I'm in Norsk I attack people with English names. There is no difference in matchmaking between the language servers.Quote:
Originally Posted by NFactorial
Changes and not..
I'd like to just believe that hopping between languages just
reset the matchmaking cut due to the fact that
connection to servers brake.. and u get reconnected...
But i don't know.. and cannot state any facts...
This may just be like any lucky charm in any game we play..... :)
It's purely psychological. The matchmaking is based exclusively on your trophy count.