then you will start à 1000elo (by exemple) and if you become a good player you will get points at your victory. So if you continu to win you will get your elo and allow yo play against 2500 players.
As like Tennis, you start 800th. If you want play against 1st, 2nd or top ten, you have to win your game and you will up of more in more in the classement as long as you win.
1 defeat sometime (1 defeat on 5 game by exemple) isn't dramatic, you win more point than you lose.
But if against 1800 elo, you lose more points than you win, then you are at your level and need work for increase your level.
I am not agree with this option to get more point when you are new. Maybe you need play 10 games for get a classement ? In this case if you win these 10 games, i am close of sure that you will be around 2000 elo.
I like this system because he is "true". you win you get points and more you get more you play against a player with the same number of point (and more you have more you are strong, we don't see 2000 elo play more bad than 1500 elo).
On web, get point is more deep (1800 elo = +/- 1600 elo irl) but the idea is same. Your elo = your level now, if your level change tomorrow, your elo will follow.
I am affraid for my english (and yours eyes) :)
As like Tennis, you start 800th. If you want play against 1st, 2nd or top ten, you have to win your game and you will up of more in more in the classement as long as you win.
1 defeat sometime (1 defeat on 5 game by exemple) isn't dramatic, you win more point than you lose.
But if against 1800 elo, you lose more points than you win, then you are at your level and need work for increase your level.
I am not agree with this option to get more point when you are new. Maybe you need play 10 games for get a classement ? In this case if you win these 10 games, i am close of sure that you will be around 2000 elo.
I like this system because he is "true". you win you get points and more you get more you play against a player with the same number of point (and more you have more you are strong, we don't see 2000 elo play more bad than 1500 elo).
On web, get point is more deep (1800 elo = +/- 1600 elo irl) but the idea is same. Your elo = your level now, if your level change tomorrow, your elo will follow.
I am affraid for my english (and yours eyes) :)