QUOTE(MYNAMEISJASON @ Oct 4 2010, 04:32 PM)
Like LY members like RotiJohn and Scrubie, they probably played against 1.5k diamond players or better ones. These are the diamond players that know a lot about the game.
im not sure if you realized this, but the point itself stays when you transfer league and with that said, a person can be 2k points in bronze, and if he suddenly gets promoted to diamond, he would still retain that 2k points. the only thing changed is the league rankings, and league itself. and said person would also be appropriately placed in an old league where majority of players are having similar points to have the rankings reflected properly instead of a new league and instantly gets rank 1.
Added on October 4, 2010, 4:52 pmQUOTE(ROTiJOHN @ Oct 4 2010, 04:36 PM)
yeah, some of the high points player very good, but there are also alot low point and 70% winning rate crazy players
higher points just means said player plays a lot with decent to good WLR

like wise a player can have same point but less games by just having higher WLR (lose less, win more per say. and in diamond league it actually matters unlike bronze almost 50point gain and almost 0 point losses)
Added on October 4, 2010, 4:55 pmQUOTE(goldfries @ Oct 4 2010, 04:44 PM)
think of bnet has MULTIPLE ladders with 100 player capacity. the reason for this is that EVERYONE gets a sense of progression since they are ONLY competing with people amongst their own division/league.
imagine if the ladder is say, 1k player and bnet ONLY has 1k player. you can GRIND for weeks and so forth, and you may NEVER progress in your standings because some other guy just either grinds more, or he played earlier than you are. now, imagine a player that just started half a year later. he will NEVER EVER climb in the ladders until blizz does a seasonal reset like they did on sc1/War3/diablo2 etc etc.
This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Oct 4 2010, 04:55 PM