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StephenPuffs
So for fun I will be taking the the number of confetti cannons that exist at the end of their crafting day as the amount of support there is for a team to win and I will announce who the PH community favors on their match day.

Starting today with South Africa and Canada.

It's a close one... The community favors Canada to win 53% to 47%!
Sapire
wait so theres only 2 teams a day,even if 8 teams play toomorrow
StephenPuffs
StephenPuffs
South Africa and Canada play on the 28th so they are craft-able on the 27th (and early hours until server restart).

On the 29th, there are 6 teams that play, so they will be available to craft on the 28th (same idea as before).

And so forth.

I don't see where you're finding a day with 8 teams playing.
Sapire
Sapire
I meant to say 6 I didnt realize South Africa and Canada were the only teams that played toomorrow
StephenPuffs
@Clarky

Here is the M4A1 with the SCAR-L's fire rate and vice versa. You'll note that the M4A1 is much more controllable like this, so with the other changes made to firearms since their initial release, we may need to look at balancing some factors with them too.
M4A1:
SCAR-L:
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StephenPuffs
StephenPuffs
For the sake of transparency, here is me trying the M4 with its current normal fire rate. It is far worse in so many ways.
Clarky
Clarky
On 1% sales tax, fully kitted (red dot, comp) m4 is $20,220 and scar is $19,947 so the price difference for these two guns particularly aren't much of concern as it's only a very small margin. I think it would be a good starting point to unify them at least then tweak them accordingly to how it is valued, it would be more refined to some extents where its applicable.
StephenPuffs
StephenPuffs
@Clarky I don't necessarily mean price difference between these (though it still favors the SCAR), but some other ones which share calibers, amongst their group may have a large price disparity, in which case it gets a bit tricky. I will need to pour over the numbers and see what can be done in some cases I guess.
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