Considering the amount of throw this round has had its quite safe to say that it clearly disrupted plenty of runners. A few directly benefited from it and a few got completely crushed by it. Its very hard to blame a runner for this since the throwers actions has mostly been directly against a select few runners while some lucky and others were collateral damage or coincidentally benefited simply by being opposite alignmen
And why don't you direct this comment at Cody also then because he agrees with my statement, seeing as he upvoted it. Or is this diss only being attempted because it's me? lmfao.
why the heck wouldn't it be, if you trophy legitimately you trophy legitimately regardless of setup. and there's nothing wrong with jan 2 as a comp setup
i don't get why there needs to be elitism within trophy winners, like having a trophy isn't good enough if you didn't do it on a certain setup? that's moronic
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Jeff sits back at his computer, furiously typing with Dorito fingers:
"ha, these top 3 are such losers getting a trophy on jan 2.0. I now know that, since they got a trophy on jan 2.0, they suck. and I am better. haha"
Yes, talking down a Jan trophy is sure a fun ruiner.
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I know when I check someone's trophies and I see one on Jan 2.0 I think to myself "Okay, so they don't actually have a trophy. They won a crapshoot. Cool."
jesus christ
Do you think a Jan 2.0 trophy is even close to being a legitimate trophy indicating that said person who won it is a superior player on Epicmafia.com?
I know when I check someone's trophies and I see one on Jan 2.0 I think to myself "Okay, so they don't actually have a trophy. They won a crapshoot. Cool."
jesus christ
Do you think a Jan 2.0 trophy is even close to being a legitimate trophy indicating that said person who won it is a superior player on Epicmafia.com?
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I don't think w/l ratio has to do with meta abuse it's just you play so many games with a person it makes it really easy to read them and even the meta itself
The logic you're bringing up cody is like saying if me and Nat played 40 games in comp but the win loss is 50% that couldn't be meta abuse
I was responding to Bigpock's attempt to use statistics to cast bad light on me. You're not wrong in that more games with someone tends to give you an easier time reading that person, but when the goal isn't to get the other person to win games but rather win your own game at all points in time, I don't think a serious case for any "meta abuse" can be made.
Regarding your second paragraph, that was why I chose my wording very specifically in the last paragraph of my earlier post. The absolute win rate isn't what is important when it comes to using statistics as a litmus test for meta abuse; it's the relative win rate with certain players versus other players. Suppose she had a 50% win rate with you and 25% win rate with others. Then you'd be more inclined to call foul play, versus if she had 45-55% with others.
Yes she won 80% of games with cody, yes she would 80% of games without cody. But im not listing all the friends she played with and has the same 80% win rate with. ^.^
Playing with friends, them playing for you. helps. a lot. Only makes you have to win less games without having a friend play for you. like real mafia should be, unbiased anonymous names
Playing games with friends isn't the same as playing games for friends (with the intent to "carry" them to wins). It's good to see that you're outright refusing to look at evidence after I called you out on your BS attempt at using numbers though.
I know when I check someone's trophies and I see one on Jan 2.0 I think to myself "Okay, so they don't actually have a trophy. They won a crapshoot. Cool."
I know when I check someone's trophies and I see one on Jan 2.0 I think to myself "Okay, so they don't actually have a trophy. They won a crapshoot. Cool."
I don't think w/l ratio has to do with meta abuse it's just you play so many games with a person it makes it really easy to read them and even the meta itself
The logic you're bringing up cody is like saying if me and Nat played 40 games in comp but the win loss is 50% that couldn't be meta abuse
I was responding to Bigpock's attempt to use statistics to cast bad light on me. You're not wrong in that more games with someone tends to give you an easier time reading that person, but when the goal isn't to get the other person to win games but rather win your own game at all points in time, I don't think a serious case for any "meta abuse" can be made.
Regarding your second paragraph, that was why I chose my wording very specifically in the last paragraph of my earlier post. The absolute win rate isn't what is important when it comes to using statistics as a litmus test for meta abuse; it's the relative win rate with certain players versus other players. Suppose she had a 50% win rate with you and 25% win rate with others. Then you'd be more inclined to call foul play, versus if she had 45-55% with others.
Yes she won 80% of games with cody, yes she would 80% of games without cody. But im not listing all the friends she played with and has the same 80% win rate with. ^.^
Playing with friends, them playing for you. helps. a lot. Only makes you have to win less games without having a friend play for you. like real mafia should be, unbiased anonymous names
Playing games with friends isn't the same as playing games for friends (with the intent to "carry" them to wins). It's good to see that you're outright refusing to look at evidence after I called you out on your BS attempt at using numbers though.
I don't care about a trophy being attached to one of my throwaway alts. Everyone already knows I've won this round on my own accord with zero benefit from the throwers regardless if it gets reset or not.
The issue I have here is geared toward how future rounds will be dealt with. If this round gets reset it's going to set a very bad precedent for future rounds. Not to mention the hassle it's going to be for an additional 10 day round + 2 days of investigations. Basically Round 446 is going to last an entire month and the competition after the reset will be even messier to deal with because there will probably be even more subtle throws given how little it takes to reset a round.
In addition, certain mods are using Potted's tainted run based on the games thrown AFTER the round had already ended as a reason to reset the round. Potted had not played their hearts by midnight and played them the following day. This is not a legitimate reason to reset a round.
What I'm afraid that is going to happen in the future is that someone will compile a pastebin of 30 subtly thrown games in order to try to get a round reset. They will use this round as precedent to do so. In the past rounds have only been reset if multiple runners (especially those in trophy position) were significantly impact in a way that would have changed their ability to trophy. No one cares if a game was thrown for SallySue in 48th place.
Lets be real, a trophy on Jan isn't even impressive. It's probably the least impressive set up to trophy on. Just give the jan trophy to a bunch of no avis and lets play some set ups that actually involve scumhunting and not relying on mechanics and cop reports across multiple days.