This past weekend I, along with some friends, wanted to grind for rewards and didn't care about going to the lighthouse. Disclaimer, we're very average players so we expected to lose a few.
We noticed that after we won four times, trying to get our fifth win was exponentially harder. And this was after we lost a few times getting to our fourth win, so a flawed passage. Nearly every opposing team we matched with was in the top 1% of guardians. We finally got to our fifth win and from there we were matched against top teams on their flawless lighthouse game. Basically a free win for them. This kept happening until we just quit playing entirely.
Of course Trials is supposed to be difficult and I'm expecting to lose, but the constantly huge gaps in skill level between me and the enemy, on a flawed passage, leaves me confused. [u]Is this the expected experience?[/u] In my opinion, it doesn't make sense for a player with a flawed passage at my average skill level, to match against top level players on their flawless lighthouse games, regardless of how many 'wins' I may have. My wins came after loss streaks anyhow. I guess flawless pool can help with my situation, but so often matches felt imbalanced.
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