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Depending on the amount of points you have, and the amount of points the other players have, affects how many points you lose and how many points you gain.Instructions -- Score And Ranking wrote:The points to be awarded is calculated as (loser's score / winner's score) * 20, up to a maximum of 100 points from each opponent.
No, it doesn't.Attrition wrote: This is an obvious problem and needs to be rectified.
No, it's not. That means they probably play 6 players games - most ly against people their own ranks, as I recommended - and win (let's say) 30% of them. given that the average win rate, to break even against opponents your own rank is only 16.6%, higher win % = more points keeping them at the top spot.Attrition wrote:The argument posted by the 1 exile is groundless considering the #4 ranked player has a 39% win percentage and the #9 ranked player has a 32% win percentage.
Yet you suggest that in 18+ months of designing this site, lack has somehow deliberately overlooked the fact that the point system is *obviously* flawed, and instead assumed that the fact that there are people with more than twice your points who manage to play and maintain their rank indicated that the system worked fine, and you don't think that's insulting to him?Attrition wrote:To suggest that I am not worthy of my rank is frankly, insulting. This is a discussion about the inequity of points awarded V deducted. Suggesting that the staus quo is acceptable displays an inability to grasp the concept of fairness when awarding/deducting points. I would suggest to the 1 exile refrain from commenting on topics that are over his/her head. The points need to be awarded/deducted in a fair manor regarless of rank.
It is not true. to win from simply playing new recuruits takes many, many games with a win percentage that makes making mistakes impossible. That is not winning huge...its winning tiny, many times over...totally different...if experienced teams can win hundreds and thousands of points in this system, calculate how much they'd have in a flat scoring system...there would be no ceiling, and would crush competition...the only reason points are hard to come by is the scoring system...change it, and pros will mop up beyond comprehension...at least now it takes some precision, and there is risk to playing below your point levelcodyjd wrote:Luckily, the opposite is trueAAFitz wrote: The scoring prevents experienced players from playing non experienced players, and winning huge.
By the opposite I meant that lower ranks can hit the jackpot by winning against the higher ranks.AAFitz wrote:It is not true. to win from simply playing new recuruits takes many, many games with a win percentage that makes making mistakes impossible. That is not winning huge...its winning tiny, many times over...totally different...if experienced teams can win hundreds and thousands of points in this system, calculate how much they'd have in a flat scoring system...there would be no ceiling, and would crush competition...the only reason points are hard to come by is the scoring system...change it, and pros will mop up beyond comprehension...at least now it takes some precision, and there is risk to playing below your point levelcodyjd wrote:Luckily, the opposite is trueAAFitz wrote: The scoring prevents experienced players from playing non experienced players, and winning huge.

I completely misunderstoodcodyjd wrote:By the opposite I meant that lower ranks can hit the jackpot by winning against the higher ranks.AAFitz wrote:It is not true. to win from simply playing new recuruits takes many, many games with a win percentage that makes making mistakes impossible. That is not winning huge...its winning tiny, many times over...totally different...if experienced teams can win hundreds and thousands of points in this system, calculate how much they'd have in a flat scoring system...there would be no ceiling, and would crush competition...the only reason points are hard to come by is the scoring system...change it, and pros will mop up beyond comprehension...at least now it takes some precision, and there is risk to playing below your point levelcodyjd wrote:Luckily, the opposite is trueAAFitz wrote: The scoring prevents experienced players from playing non experienced players, and winning huge.
by all means do that, you sound like a little girl who cries whenever she doesnt get it perfect and exactly the way she wants it. The point system will not be changed and theres nothing you can do about it.Attrition wrote:If the intent of the scoring system is to make everybody feel warm and fuzzy, then take up knitting. Who cares if the weak get feasted upon, that is simply life. Look around you it happens every day. I am personnaly not interested in some sociallist collective with everybody looking at the pretty colours. The need is great for changing the scoring system with the strongets and best at the top and the sheep getting fleeced. Maybe I will just buy the whole thing and make the changes myself.