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knubbel wrote:i guess there are less than 5 players who played 500 games on one map 1vs1 seq.
Seems to be very boring... my best is world 2.1 with 23/33 games and 69%. I lost a few in a tourney where the enemies play better than in public games but I never lost when I went first.

porkenbeans wrote:I think that Mine is 70% on Prob. Chicago. Not really sure, as I had to delete Bob and Maprank because they were screwing up my computer.

AAFitz wrote:Over 500: world 2.1 75%
at 91 sequential 1v1s I also have 81% win rate on das schloss.
My overall win rate on all sequential 1v1s is 61%
(this is why I was surprised your highest win rate on your map was 64% Highlander. But on arms race, 64% is really good since dice are so important. Though I think incandenza pulled off 74% win rate on 1v1s. He only played 75 of them, but thats still plenty to count as a fair win rate.
HighlanderAttack wrote:AAFitz wrote:Over 500: world 2.1 75%
at 91 sequential 1v1s I also have 81% win rate on das schloss.
My overall win rate on all sequential 1v1s is 61%
(this is why I was surprised your highest win rate on your map was 64% Highlander. But on arms race, 64% is really good since dice are so important. Though I think incandenza pulled off 74% win rate on 1v1s. He only played 75 of them, but thats still plenty to count as a fair win rate.
Your world 2.1 is amazing.
I have you with 593 of 819 for 72%, but on an even map that will most likely be near the top of this list as I compile it. It may be number one. I can understand das schloss as it is new map and difficult for people to get on the learning curve, but with that said, still very impressive and as time goes by I would expect you to stay above 70% on that one too.
Very nice.
knubbel wrote:i guess there are less than 5 players who played 500 games on one map 1vs1 seq.
Seems to be very boring... my best is world 2.1 with 23/33 games and 69%. I lost a few in a tourney where the enemies play better than in public games but I never lost when I went first.

Cool, thanx a lot.AAFitz wrote:porkenbeans wrote:I think that Mine is 70% on Prob. Chicago. Not really sure, as I had to delete Bob and Maprank because they were screwing up my computer.
It is exactly that.

Yes I agree, Your EQ. status is the true measure, if you want to know if someone is a Farmer or not.Agent 86 wrote:I like to think I'm doing well on New World.
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porkenbeans wrote:Yes I agree, Your EQ. status is the true measure, if you want to know if someone is a Farmer or not.Agent 86 wrote:I like to think I'm doing well on New World.
New World Sergeant +387 84 from 135(62%) 68 Serial Killer (62%)69 Equalitarian (0.918)
It's the Equalitarian part that is important for boasting rights.![]()
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It does mean something. You just need to know how to interpret the info. A very high rank will always tend to keep a slightly lower RR. As you climb up into the higher ranks, the pool of players are gradually going to fall below your rank. This is going to lower your RR as you climb the ranks, but, it is NOT going to lower it to the point of noob farmer.AAFitz wrote:porkenbeans wrote:Yes I agree, Your EQ. status is the true measure, if you want to know if someone is a Farmer or not.Agent 86 wrote:I like to think I'm doing well on New World.
New World Sergeant +387 84 from 135(62%) 68 Serial Killer (62%)69 Equalitarian (0.918)
It's the Equalitarian part that is important for boasting rights.![]()
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except that the EQ is very dependent upon the rank you had while winning the games. To say someone with 3000 points at all times playing 1v1s is somehow more of a farmer than someone who happens to only maintain 1500 points while playing them is ridiculous.
The rating alone means nothing.Its just as easy to manipulate your EQ as it is to farm. The rating alone means nothing... the average or median rank of your opponent would be a better measure, and even that changes, because some really good players have low ranks at times.

porkenbeans wrote:It does mean something. You just need to know how to interpret the info. A very high rank will always tend to keep a slightly lower RR. As you climb up into the higher ranks, the pool of players are gradually going to fall below your rank. This is going to lower your RR as you climb the ranks, but, it is NOT going to lower it to the point of noob farmer.AAFitz wrote:porkenbeans wrote:Yes I agree, Your EQ. status is the true measure, if you want to know if someone is a Farmer or not.Agent 86 wrote:I like to think I'm doing well on New World.
New World Sergeant +387 84 from 135(62%) 68 Serial Killer (62%)69 Equalitarian (0.918)
It's the Equalitarian part that is important for boasting rights.![]()
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except that the EQ is very dependent upon the rank you had while winning the games. To say someone with 3000 points at all times playing 1v1s is somehow more of a farmer than someone who happens to only maintain 1500 points while playing them is ridiculous.
The rating alone means nothing.Its just as easy to manipulate your EQ as it is to farm. The rating alone means nothing... the average or median rank of your opponent would be a better measure, and even that changes, because some really good players have low ranks at times.
My case is a prime example of this. Most all of my games are started by me, and I have no say as to who joins them. So, the average rank of my opponents have stayed the same, but my rank has gone up. I do not know what my RR is now, but I will bet that I am still an EQ., or close to it.