This change is expected to produce maximum effect during the day and in the evening when there are enough players in queue for battle. It means that the lineups of opposing teams will be identical by ship types and tiers. Now, for a period of three minutes after the first player in the queue for battle pressed the “Battle” button, teams will be matched to mirror each other’s lineup. We’ve taken the next step in enhancing the work of the matchmaking algorithm. This significantly reduces the chance for all players to be matched in a battle with a “hardcore” offender. Repeat offenders will “go pink” faster and face an ever increasing penalty for repeated acts of unsportsmanlike conduct.
The exact penalty will depend on the number of violations and the frequency of their recurrence. ORANGE color meaning the player is under penalty and is restricted from entry to certain types of battles.Īny penalty will be “served” in Co-op Battles, where each battle played without violations is one step on the way back to the “ white” status.PINK color meaning the player has received a warning.WHITE color meaning lack of violations.The status of a player’s account will be indicated by the color of their nickname: From now on, players acting disrespectfully toward teammates by attacking them, being inactive in battle, or fleeing a battle will get a foul conduct warning first and will be banned from certain types of battles (except Co-op and Clan Battles) in case of repeated violations. In the upcoming Update 0.7.4, we’re taking the efficiency of our system used to counter unsportsmanlike conduct and unfair play to a whole new level. Unsportsmanlike Conduct Prevention System
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