Hello everyone,
I'm sure that many of you are sick of RQs and some do RQ and are worried about DC but want to keep the# of losses 0
I highly doubt anyone can do this in a legit way other than what I'm proposing. This way, you do not need to disconnect ever, and you can get a perfect record.
Let RECORD(a,b,z) be a save file with: a wins, b losses, z DC
Call the save file that is being used by the console CURRENT so that CURRENT(a,b,z) has your currently displayed stats.
What you need for this to work: Have a backup save file somewhere (USB,etc) with RECORD(x,0,0). That is, with x wins, 0 losses, and 0 DC
Procedure:
1. Set CURRENT(a,b,z) := RECORD(x,0,0)
2. Play a match.
3. If you won the match, backup the save file and go to step 2. Otherwise, go to step 1.
end
If you're better than the average player, you can lengthen the number of matches needed before you backup.
It's true that this way is faster but it has the disadvantage that if you lose after a certain number of matches after your last backup, you lose all your wins to remove the losses. For example, Say you backup after every 5 wins and 0 losses.
If your last backup has 10 wins 0 losses (i.e. RECORD(10,0,0) ), after which you won 3 consecutive times but lost the 4th one you get
13 wins 1 loss (i.e. CURRENT(13,1,0). To reset losses, you need to load your backup again so you have 10 wins 0 loss. However, if you won all 5 consecutive matches, your next backup will be RECORD(15,0,0).
Next time you play, you start with this new backup and try to make the next one RECORD(20,0,0)
Personally, I don't like the # losses to be high xd but I don't really care if it is not 0 so I don't do this. Either way, I mostly play player matches since most people play to have fun in there (as I do) as opposed to scoring high # of wins in any means necessary.
Hope this helps anyone.
I'm sure that many of you are sick of RQs and some do RQ and are worried about DC but want to keep the# of losses 0
I highly doubt anyone can do this in a legit way other than what I'm proposing. This way, you do not need to disconnect ever, and you can get a perfect record.
Let RECORD(a,b,z) be a save file with: a wins, b losses, z DC
Call the save file that is being used by the console CURRENT so that CURRENT(a,b,z) has your currently displayed stats.
What you need for this to work: Have a backup save file somewhere (USB,etc) with RECORD(x,0,0). That is, with x wins, 0 losses, and 0 DC
Procedure:
1. Set CURRENT(a,b,z) := RECORD(x,0,0)
2. Play a match.
3. If you won the match, backup the save file and go to step 2. Otherwise, go to step 1.
end
If you're better than the average player, you can lengthen the number of matches needed before you backup.
It's true that this way is faster but it has the disadvantage that if you lose after a certain number of matches after your last backup, you lose all your wins to remove the losses. For example, Say you backup after every 5 wins and 0 losses.
If your last backup has 10 wins 0 losses (i.e. RECORD(10,0,0) ), after which you won 3 consecutive times but lost the 4th one you get
13 wins 1 loss (i.e. CURRENT(13,1,0). To reset losses, you need to load your backup again so you have 10 wins 0 loss. However, if you won all 5 consecutive matches, your next backup will be RECORD(15,0,0).
Next time you play, you start with this new backup and try to make the next one RECORD(20,0,0)
Personally, I don't like the # losses to be high xd but I don't really care if it is not 0 so I don't do this. Either way, I mostly play player matches since most people play to have fun in there (as I do) as opposed to scoring high # of wins in any means necessary.
Hope this helps anyone.
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