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Player rating for tournaments across all installments of Heroes.
I had another idea (perhaps a bit radical). What if we awarded additional points based on the ratio of the player's current rating to their placement in the tournament? That is, if a player ranked 10th out of 10 in the tournament suddenly wins, they should be significantly rewarded. Conversely, if the top-ranked player finishes last, their bonus should be minimal. I propose the following formula for bonus points: B = N / (M(i) / R(i)), where N is the number of players, R(i) is the player's rating, and M(i) is the player's placement in the tournament. For example, a player ranked 10th wins the tournament. They receive 10 / (1/10) = 100 bonus points. Yes, that's a lot, but it's a significant achievement. Conversely, the leader who finishes last will receive 10 / (10/1) = 1 point.
Or, here's another formula: B = N / (M(i) - R(i)). In this case, if a player finishes lower than their rating, points will be deducted.
In this case, we could also do without the "aging" mechanic (using either of these formulas).
What do you think?