From your post it just sounds like the other alliance was much more organized and methodical with who they chose to attack. They maximized their points by strategically targeting teams and letting them respawn then clearing the board for a reset at a time that their alliance is able to take advantage of the reset.
Incorrect. Regardless, a team should not lose when you destroy more teams than your opponent. Itās basic math. When you dominate you should be rewarded for it, not punished.
@SlayerTM Thatās exactly what Iām saying though, they destroyed more teams than you. Iām assuming both teams have 30 members. From what you wrote it sounds like you reset them once then had 2 left so 30+28 = 58 teams right. Letās say they go with killing 8 weak teams first then wait for them to respawn then reset and take out those same weak teams + some more medium teams (letās say 8) then wait for those same weak teams to respawn and take them out one last time that would mean they took out 8 + 30 + 16 + 8 = 62 teams for the win.
There are a lot of war strategies out there that you can use if your alliance is coordinated enough. Check out hazardās guide if youāre curious:
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