jpliberty wrote:Bruceswar wrote:
Have you ever played poo? If so you would not say these things. Poo is the best overall player in my opinion. He can play any style and win at a high rate. He deserves his rank. Now lets stop being jealous and keep on topic.
Whenever poo might grow a set poo can join any game I am in.
Poo wont' do that. Why. Poo like rank.
As a player who joins games because i enjoy them rather than trying to prove my abilities, i know for sure that I won't be joining one of your games.
A quick search of your recent games shows that you like to play 2 player, sequential, Flate Rate, Unlim forts. I think I may have stumbled across the reason for all your hatred towards the scoring system. 2 player, sequential, flate rate with unlim forts is the most luck-based setting you can play at cc(obviously excluding the ridiculous, doodle assassins).
I'll break down your gamestyle's factors for you.
a) 2 player- 2 player games are heads up games, 1v1's. There is absolutely no diplomacy involved in 2 player games.
b)Sequential- It is not a secret that playing first in sequential is a big advantage. You get to play first roughly 50% of the time. This is a bad thing, you have absolutely no impact on whether or not you are playing first or second. Therefore, it is all luck whether or not you start the game going first against a cook or second against a colonel.
c)Flat Rate- there is a chance to get a set worth 10 after only 3 cards and a set worth 4 after 5 cards. This is far more luck based than esc and no cards. At least in esc, you know what your cards will be worth.
d) Unlim forts- Whoever goes first has a huge advantage, forting up and being able to attack with v.large stacks first in round 2.
In my opinion, it would be nearly impossible to get anywhere near the top of the scoreboard playing those settings. Hence, the 0.1786 points you get per game. It isn't the scoring systems fault that you chose to play settings where the biggest factor is luck.