Bison and I are already working on multiple stats that might be added to the PUG profile, the goal of these stats would be to defeat the purpose for such tactics being used for a statswhore.
2 of these were already used in the all time leaderboards :
#1 KPG (Kills per game) : its the average kills a player does per game, it is relevant to RQ scenarios because if someone has high RWS and ADR, well, you simply have to compare their KPG to other high stats players to see within seconds if someone is a systematic leaver.
Example :
Ben- RWS 17.95 ADR 122.0 FPR 1.164 KPG 28.5494 Griz RWS 17.38 ADR 119.2 FPR 1.202 KPG 23.4282
At first sight, if only using RWS/ADR/FPR we are extremely similar in stats, he even has better FPR ... but if using KPG you can easily see there is a huge gap in kills per game, meaning he leaves A LOT more then me, probably skipping all his weak games. A 5 kill gap seems small using KPG, but if taking overall kills for both of us (we played a similar amount of game) it translates roughly to a 20 000 kills gap.
#2 RPA (rounds played average) : an evolution of KPG, RPA is simply the exact same thing but without the amount of kills shadowing what said stats is supposed to represent, eliminating the need to compare to a similar level player, but instead you need to compare it to the Overall Round played average (which is around 24-25 rounds).
Example :
Ben- RWS 17.95 ADR 122.0 FPR 1.164 RPA 24.6129 Griz RWS 17.38 ADR 119.2 FPR 1.202 RPA 19.4912
If you take into account that the default amount of rounds played per game is about 24-25 rounds ... it means that i was almost never leaving a pug ... and on the other hand Griz plays around 5-6 less rounds per game on average. If we assume he leaves only because of RQ's and bad teams/game : 5 (rpa gap) x 2684 (gp) = 13 420 rounds he skipped overall by leaving.
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Concept Limbo :
Bison is currently working on a "better" version of these, that would consider people leaving after subbing because som1 crashed ... or people that crashed without being able to re-join. Can't really give more details since he wasnt online lately to advance whatever he was working on (with me).
I also pmed him about JWA (Joined Without Leaving %), it would be a straight forward stats, not considering the amount of rounds played (so people who subs late wont be punished for it), and it would only consider if said player isnt leaving or not.
RQ or not, systematic leaving is a problem, mainly caused by the fact that we aren't using true RWS on (wL).
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When it comes to actual bans for this, we already talked about it on a very old thread https://war-lords.net/forum/thread-16884.html , for now it wouldnt be doable ... but once we have decent stats to monitor such things ... maybe bison will consider it.
2 of these were already used in the all time leaderboards :
#1 KPG (Kills per game) : its the average kills a player does per game, it is relevant to RQ scenarios because if someone has high RWS and ADR, well, you simply have to compare their KPG to other high stats players to see within seconds if someone is a systematic leaver.
Example :
Ben- RWS 17.95 ADR 122.0 FPR 1.164 KPG 28.5494 Griz RWS 17.38 ADR 119.2 FPR 1.202 KPG 23.4282
At first sight, if only using RWS/ADR/FPR we are extremely similar in stats, he even has better FPR ... but if using KPG you can easily see there is a huge gap in kills per game, meaning he leaves A LOT more then me, probably skipping all his weak games. A 5 kill gap seems small using KPG, but if taking overall kills for both of us (we played a similar amount of game) it translates roughly to a 20 000 kills gap.
#2 RPA (rounds played average) : an evolution of KPG, RPA is simply the exact same thing but without the amount of kills shadowing what said stats is supposed to represent, eliminating the need to compare to a similar level player, but instead you need to compare it to the Overall Round played average (which is around 24-25 rounds).
Example :
Ben- RWS 17.95 ADR 122.0 FPR 1.164 RPA 24.6129 Griz RWS 17.38 ADR 119.2 FPR 1.202 RPA 19.4912
If you take into account that the default amount of rounds played per game is about 24-25 rounds ... it means that i was almost never leaving a pug ... and on the other hand Griz plays around 5-6 less rounds per game on average. If we assume he leaves only because of RQ's and bad teams/game : 5 (rpa gap) x 2684 (gp) = 13 420 rounds he skipped overall by leaving.
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Concept Limbo :
Bison is currently working on a "better" version of these, that would consider people leaving after subbing because som1 crashed ... or people that crashed without being able to re-join. Can't really give more details since he wasnt online lately to advance whatever he was working on (with me).
I also pmed him about JWA (Joined Without Leaving %), it would be a straight forward stats, not considering the amount of rounds played (so people who subs late wont be punished for it), and it would only consider if said player isnt leaving or not.
RQ or not, systematic leaving is a problem, mainly caused by the fact that we aren't using true RWS on (wL).
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When it comes to actual bans for this, we already talked about it on a very old thread https://war-lords.net/forum/thread-16884.html , for now it wouldnt be doable ... but once we have decent stats to monitor such things ... maybe bison will consider it.
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