Taking an example from one of my very active live worlds, we currently have:
- 64 Diamond guilds, or 12%
- 98 guilds in Platinum, or 18%
- 136 Gold guilds, or 25%
- 146 Silver guilds, or 27%
- 96 Copper guilds, i.e. 18%
for a total of 540 guilds.
The distribution would not be more homogeneous if it were like this:
- 30 Diamond guilds, 5.5%, or 5 leagues of 6 guilds
- 60 guilds in Platinum, 11%, or 10 leagues of 6 guilds
- 120 Gold guilds, 22%, or 20 leagues of 6 guilds
- 240 Silver guilds, 47%, or 40 leagues of 6 guilds
- 90 Copper guilds, 14%, or 15 leagues of 6 guilds
Every 1st ONLY would go up in league while every 5th and 6th would go down league; except in Silver where only the 6th would go down and in Copper where the first 2 would go up.
So we would always keep the same number of guilds within the leagues.
Then the regroupings would be carried out by classification of the preceding GbG:
- the first sets, filled by a few second
- the second sets, filled by a few third
- the third sets, filled by some fourth
- the fourth sets, filled by the new graduates.
With this proposal, there would no longer be a 1 GbG out of 2 "yoyo" effect and classification within a GbG would then have a real impact and no longer any need for PL.