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If you want to reward activity and go with Mango, there's an argument. If you want to reward consistency and go with Leffen, there's an arugment. If you think you're objectively correct and call other opinions stupid, you're an idiot.
im 100% sure mango is getting ranked 2nd lmao, people have always decided that the most important thing between peaks and consistency is the one that the favorite player performed better in. Recency bias as well guarantees it 100%
People will obv also try to punish me the same way as wizzy despite me living in sweden That said the ranking has never meant shit and anyone who sees it as significant who is 2nd vs 3rd is a weenie. Real ranking is hbox 1 and then a bunch of people who are close.
Imo activity should be rewarded for sure, way better for the game, but I also think internationals need to have the benefit of the doubt when they attend less. Me/amsa/trif etc has it WAY harder to travel to as many events.
U also dropped out of half ur melee brackets to play ult too, and that's 100% on u for prioritizing that game this year over melee. Yes internationals should be given more slack, but u DQd way too much. So obv ur rank will be lower than it could have been; u kinda gimped urself
He dropped out of genesis and what else...?
In 2017 i had better consistency than mango and he had higher peak win so people decided peaks were more important. 2018 i won summit6 and 1 game from smashcon when he wasnt winning a major then and people decided peaks didnt matter as much. Truth is it's popularity contest then.
if mang0 is in the argument for a rank the panelists will give him it every time cuz they worship him
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