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sAfuRos
United States743 Posts
I think this part is a typo | ||
Excalibur_Z
United States12248 Posts
On February 24 2011 09:52 sAfuRos wrote: For example, let's say two players are matched together, Player A with 1500 MMR and 0 points and Player B with 1000 MMR and 0 points. Each player would see the other as Favored and would either earn many or lose few points depending on the outcome. If Player A won, because Player A's MMR is larger than Player B's by a fairly large margin, the MMRs of each player would not change very much. If Player B won, B's MMR would rise and A's MMR would fall to a greater extent than if A had won. I think this part is a typo It's not a typo. If Player A won, he would gain many points. If Player A lost, he would lose very few points. If Player B won, he would gain many points. If Player B lost, he would lose very few points. | ||
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Nation_
United States111 Posts
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IamOBESE
United States134 Posts
On February 24 2011 10:55 Nation_ wrote: Ahh, thanks a lot for clarifying that. So when I win a game that spends bonus points, my adjusted points won't actually increase? Just the points I see on the ladder? Or do only half of the points that I won go towards my adjusted? Half goes towards your adjusted | ||
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sAfuRos
United States743 Posts
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Excalibur_Z
United States12248 Posts
On February 24 2011 11:18 sAfuRos wrote: Why would players with such different MMR's both see each other as favored? Please read the paragraph above the one you quoted. It's not awarding points based on comparing MMR to MMR. It's comparing 1500 to 0 and 1000 to 0. | ||
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Excalibur_Z
United States12248 Posts
Source :O:O:O:O:O | ||
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
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Excalibur_Z
United States12248 Posts
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
On February 26 2011 01:27 Excalibur_Z wrote: Random teams are tricky for that reason. It could either be that everyone on the team gains MMR and points based on the average MMR of the opposing team, or that you gain MMR and points individually based upon the average MMR of the opposing team. It could go even further and award you MMR based upon the highest-ranked opponent, or weigh the skill of your team so that you get more points for having more Bronze partners, it's very hard to say. One way to find out which of the first two it is is to look at how many points you earned or lost in a RT game, then look at how many points each of your partners and each of your opponents earned or lost. Right, that too. And it's certainly tricky. Plus checking how many points my allies gained/lost requires knowing how many points they had before the match. I'm not sure how that can be done. I was hoping that Blizzard offered some details on how this process worked. Thanks for your response though. | ||
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Excalibur_Z
United States12248 Posts
On February 26 2011 01:42 c0ldfusion wrote: Right, that too. And it's certainly tricky. Plus checking how many points my allies gained/lost requires knowing how many points they had before the match. I'm not sure how that can be done. I was hoping that Blizzard offered some details on how this process worked. Thanks for your response though. Oh no, not at all. You can simply go back along their match history. For example, if the map you played on was Megaton in 4v4 Random, you can just find that map in your history, it tells you how many points you earned or lost, you click on one of your teammates, "View Profile", go to their match history, find Megaton, select it, see if it's the same game with the same players, jot down how many points they won or lost from it based on what the Match History page said, and repeat for the rest of the players. | ||
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Hypatio
549 Posts
How does battle.net evaluate the effectives kill level of a team (between 2 and 4 players per team)? Is it a linear average, geometric, something else? If it is linear then blizzard already has a problem because of snowballing effects and tipping point mechanics which are involved in every game. | ||
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Excalibur_Z
United States12248 Posts
On February 26 2011 02:21 Hypatio wrote: One thing I do not understand about team matchmaking: How does battle.net evaluate the effectives kill level of a team (between 2 and 4 players per team)? Is it a linear average, geometric, something else? If it is linear then blizzard already has a problem because of snowballing effects and tipping point mechanics which are involved in every game. If you're an arranged team (queuing together in a party) then it's no different from solo. You have a team MMR and team points and those values rise and fall equally for every player, because you're a single unit. If it's a random team then things get hairy, as c0ldfusion and I were just discussing. | ||
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SDream
Brazil896 Posts
Fixed a bug where some Bronze players weren't gaining enough points for wins and were losing too many points for losses. Finally ^^ | ||
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Bean54
United States85 Posts
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Excalibur_Z
United States12248 Posts
On February 28 2011 11:18 Bean54 wrote: Question: If I had a very large bonus pool because I hadn't played in a long time, and I spent it all within a week, do I have to wait until the next week to be considered active and promoted? Perhaps I'm not good enough to get into masters yet but I play alot of masters(maybe like 40% win rate) players and it says Teams Even, yet I haven't been promoted. Just curious of the active status works by week or just straight up bonus pool count. I think you're active until you're considered inactive, because people can get promoted into Master within a week starting from game 1 (for example this guy http://us.battle.net/sc2/en/profile/2649123/1/Chrono/). | ||
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Bean54
United States85 Posts
On February 28 2011 12:12 Excalibur_Z wrote: I think you're active until you're considered inactive, because people can get promoted into Master within a week starting from game 1 (for example this guy http://us.battle.net/sc2/en/profile/2649123/1/Chrono/). Right, I had seen people like AtheneWins etc get it, so I assumed the bonus pool you EARN is separate from the bonus pool thats handed to you when you first start the game. The answer to my question just might be unknown outside of blizzard but im just wondering if you can switch from inactive to active instantly(by just spending your pts) or if it judges it on a weekly basis, like if you have no pts going into the next week, you are now "active." | ||
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RandomAccount#49059
United States2140 Posts
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Bean54
United States85 Posts
On February 28 2011 13:18 stormtemplar wrote: Question, If MMR is matched against the others players points and my opponent has 2000 points in diamond and it says teams even does that mean my MMR is around 2000? pts do not = MMR, a platinum, diamond, and masters can have around the same MMR and get matched up with each other, MMR is more dependent on record so a (record)50-25 platinum can = a 200-188 diamond = 500-500 masters, regardless of what their points are, doesnt tell you what your MMR is. | ||
bkrow
Australia8532 Posts
 demystifying this system can't be easy.. so i appreciate all you do Excal | ||
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