Now, from what I'm away of, I have a theory that low ranked PvPs (Student - Jounin?) are completely unstable.
I can support this this by saying Cerberus, a 5 DK Chuunin, can be attacked by a Jounin (purple at that) and can have an obvious advantage health and stat wise, and they will lose. However, when I attack a Student with Cerberus, I get completely slaughtered or turn out to be victorious with very little, or almost all of my health. What purple Jounin, with higher stats and all, would get owned by a Chuunin, then have the Chuunin get annihilated by a Genin or Student. Make sense? No. It doesn't.
I'm not understanding this. There is NO way it's decided by luck at low ranks. It's completely impossible. If it was luck, there would be a steady pattern throughout the PvP. Not 'let's hit the person for 20+ and then have them hit me back for 1-4 because they have a higher rank than I do, and then let's let them hit me for 30 so I can retaliate for around the same.' ><
I'm thinking that the stability and fairness should be adjusted to make it seem realistic.