Randomly losing trophy points
I've lost a few trophies without playing a game and thus not losing one. Also this is not the end-of-season reset, which is in about 3 days.
I've won a game at 4064 points and got 30 points = 4094 trophies. Then after a break I played a 2v2 game, which does not count towards trophies, and another ladder game:
But instead of 4094 I started at 4047 and won 30 more points, ending up at 4077. This means I lost 47 points without losing a game. Surprisingly, this is the same amount I'd lose with a season reset, but it's still a few days until that happens.
What happened to me here?
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Why do people drop trophies in CR?
Why did we introduce this change? Our goal was to pace a player's progression so that they have enough mastery of the game (and levelled up cards) to be competitive before entering Legendary League. Otherwise, it can be a brutal experience once you hit 4000 Trophies!How much trophies do you lose every season in clash Royale?
At the end of each season, players in a League will lose a certain percentage of their Trophies above 5,000. The percentage depends on what League the player finished in. In the Challenger Leagues, the reset percentage is 50%. In the Master Leagues, the reset percentage is 40%.How many trophies do you lose in each arena?
The last one, which is the tenth league \u201cUltimate Champion,\u201d requires 7,000 trophies. When you win a match you gain 20 to 35 trophies, but when you lose, you lose 20 to 30 trophies unless you grind to the 13th arena for 4,000 trophies because that's when you enter the leagues.What determines amount of trophies in Clash Royale?
The amount of trophies won or lost is based on the difference between you and your enemy's trophies. Generally, if you win against a player who has more trophies than you, you will be rewarded with more trophies. On the contrary, losing against an enemy with fewer trophies makes you lose more.How Many Star Points On 28.5k Trophies Season Reset \\\\ Brawl Stars
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