Hi,
I can’t find an answer to this so apologies if it’s been asked before. What happens if I kick a player during the TW setup phase and it drops us out of the current active GP bracket we were in when matchmaking happened? Will we stay in that bracket or will it invalidate the TW?
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This, I'm pretty sure nothing about the setup or matchmaking changes, I know the teams stay if they were placed.
We had this happen once. Player placed a few questionable teams up front (again), was subsequently kicked and their teams remained on defense although if I remember correctly the the name of the player associated with the teams was changed to one of the stock names that swgoh uses.
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I find it difficult to think that CG would design it this way. What happens when someone sets 5-10 teams on D and then 30 seconds before setup ends, they leave the guild? Surely, they are not going into TW down 10 defensive teams and 300 banners.
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Funnily enough, last time I removed someone during the setup phase, their teams definitely remained.
Are you certain squads were removed?
You may have just not noticed them because their name changes.
What I want to know is what happens if removing that player’s GP drops your active GP a bracket?
For this to be the case makes absolutely no sense. Feel free to convince me with proof.
Because it's called player and roster lock for a reason. If you kick this person, could you take screenshots of their teams then of them not being there?
That would ruin the other guilds match as well, so no, once the match is started it continues presumably, players and all. Separately, what you think are valid reasons aren't the point. If you have evidence of this not happening, that's another conversation. As I said, rosters and players are locked at the start of the TW, there's nothing you can do to manipulate that, much like in GAC. (Occasional bugs aside.)