I would like to share some thoughts about this...
As a disclaimer I will say that the way it works now benefits me, as I see how I am matched against other players with less powerful rosters than mine, but I still think that it is not fair at all.
Now that I see what happens when matching is based on Galactic Power I fully understand why Territory Wars are not using it. This matching mechanism penalizes all the people that likes to collect toons and gear them up to some point, so they are useful enough for other game modes, as well as it penalizes people that intentionally seek GP growth to help their guilds in collaborative events such as Terrotory Battles.
Following the same philosophy that drove the Nightsister Zombie rework, it makes no sense to make people regret having geared and leveled up their characters. A deep Gear 8-9 roster should be beneficial to the Gran Arena, but it happens to be the other way around.
To be honest, I am not sure if this can be improved or how to do it. Maybe adding more territories, more lines and more teams to place in overall defense could help balancing things, or just use the best N characters to calculate GP... I do not know.
Just that, what do you think?
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Here is what I found where they talk about strategic investment in characters and strategic resource managment.
They also state the core is about investing more into a character gives you more.
In their own words they are talking about wanting strategic development to be a core tenant of the game and that it should always benefit the player to do so. This still holds true for GA. Some have done it more than others and are benefitting from it.
For those of us that have wider rosters, there will be a longer development curve, but that has always been the nature of the game. Very few are ready for a new raid or game mode when it comes out and there are always "wasted resources" that hurt our development into the "new thing". We adapt, we develop and we all try to get better. At no point will anyone stop developing their roster and get better at GA, that would be against what they have stated as the "spirit of the game" issue stated with 'paper zombie'.