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[We.the.North]

1. The fact at the beginning of each round, some territories starts at 55-60% and barely move down when players deploy assets.

2. The fact the total number of war asset deployed on a territory is hidden to the players.

3. The fact there is some sort of "hand of god" giving a massive boost to a faction every time they drop to about 15 territories. They said there is no such things, but the back and forth going on even when an even number of territories are being contested on all factions leads to believe otherwise.


Those 3 points, in my mind, leaves no doubt to a rigged faction war decided mostly by which faction was losing the most 2 territory update before the end of a round. No matter how strategic players are at manually deploying, those deployment doesn't even more 1% of the result and in the long run, players have little to none impact on the outcome.

It's not a gameplay, it's just a gigantic waste of player's time.

[thornh]

Yeah, we're getting new rules for season 4 because now everyone has won a round, according to plan, to coincide with the DLC. Ubi will never be able to convince me they didn't have a guiding hand in who won each round. It's easy to deny when there is no possible way for the players to refute their numbers. It's a shame because the Faction War could be something worth caring about if it weren't just a marketing ploy. If Ubi actually wants the game to survive past season 4 (and I know a lot of people at Ubi Montreal do) then they had better make everything going forward legit and transparent.

[AkenoKobayashi]

Maybe we Samurai can win one without the handlers playing Sleight of Hand with the assets at the end like they did in Season 2. No honor in being given the win when we didn't earn it.

[Jarl.Felix]

Ubisoft it's the worst paid IT company in Romania, and Romania it's like a top country for IT development... Just saying about Ubifail professionalism

[ArchDukeInstinct]

Faction war is a rigged game anyway, man.