I was at #3 about 7 minutes before payout.
Was going to lock myself in but got “you are already in battle”.
So I wait and keep spamming to attack #4, just for practice. I can’t even scratch #2 and #1
Finally I get in to attack #4.
I figured my fleet wasn’t beat.
So I casually win taking most of 5 min.
At payout I find myself at #5.
So, what happened?
#5 must have beat me and we swap places. Ok, but system didn’t prompt “your rank has changed “, nor it took account of me beating #4.
I went into battle at #3 (from games perspective) so I didn’t get #4.
So there is some kind of sequence of evets that got out of order. My guess is, attacking a rank “higher” than your is an “anomaly” that game has trouble properly sequencing with certain rare conditions.
Obviously reproducing it is difficult for me.
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If you drop from 3 to 5, you can attack a few of the same positions and as long as you ate selecting them you will get no "error".
There is an issue in fleet arena that when you are dropped but stay in the arena screen, you will not see your rank change in the upper spot, even though you may have been dropped. When at the higher numbers it's hard to see because the opponents you can attack are similar.
What I think happened was you were dropped lower than 5 and didnt realize that you clicked to attack 5 and won taking position 5.
No, he was attacking 4. But he chose to take his time and win after payout, because he thought he was still at 3, so he got 5 at payout.
And i was attacking 5 from like 6 or 7.
I guess it is “possible”. I mean I don’t think that’s what happened. Its all same people in top 5 and we generally don’t hit each other out of top 5.
If i want 3 and there is a guy with same payout at 3, I would get 4 or 5 first so it is an “honorable” competition and we both get at least 300 crystals.
But yes i stetched last battle to go beyond payout time.
Edit: i still think the issue is when attacking “up” sequencing can get messy.
Unless you just misread the number, you weren’t attacking a different spot than you thought. You were attacking 4, and the same person was in 4, but you were in 5, not in 3 like you thought. Since you could attack 4 from either 3 or 5, the game did not warn you that the rank had changed.
I did hit 4, i didn’t misread. I probably quickly glanced at my rank, I was sure it was still a 3 but I was definitely more concerned about getting into battle asap.
Maybe a little visual bug like cannonfodder says.
Either way, I thank you for explaining of what probably happened.
And it all makes sense.