The Newbie 2d3 stats thread (upd. 2019-05-28, 87g)

shortaru · Post Post #9 (isolation #0) » Sun Oct 21, 2018 3:57 am

Perhaps keeping 10:7 and changing 30 to 42 in order to provide scum some extra strategizing/check-in time?

shortaru · Post Post #10 (isolation #1) » Sun Oct 21, 2018 4:09 am

In post 2, mhsmith0 wrote:fwiw I'm actually quite surprised that the column A setups have the highest town win rates so far, as I'd very much expect it to be B over the long term (and then I'd GUESS that C has lowest town win rates though I could well be wrong).

C2 has a bafflingly high town win rate.

shortaru · Post Post #12 (isolation #2) » Mon Oct 22, 2018 4:48 am

In post 11, Not Known 15 wrote:
In post 10, shortaru wrote:
In post 2, mhsmith0 wrote:fwiw I'm actually quite surprised that the column A setups have the highest town win rates so far, as I'd very much expect it to be B over the long term (and then I'd GUESS that C has lowest town win rates though I could well be wrong).
C2 has a bafflingly high town win rate.
Well, the town win rate itself is over the roof. This is because faster games might be significantly more
town
sided.

I kinda doubt that, personally.

Mafia in person/app is a hell of a lot faster, and town manages to lose pretty regularly.

shortaru · Post Post #14 (isolation #3) » Mon Oct 22, 2018 7:24 am

In post 13, Not Known 15 wrote:
In post 12, shortaru wrote:I kinda doubt that, personally.

Mafia in person/app is a hell of a lot faster, and town manages to lose pretty regularly.
Fair point, but that doesn't mean that the faster deadlines aren't townsided... it doesn't have to be a linear progression.
I think these deadlines are probably more townsided than the longer deadlines...

To the topic of replacements: The SE replacement rate is way too high.

One way to test your theory would be to run a serious of Matrix 6 games with the shorter deadlines in the Normal queue and forbid the Tracker D1 claim (outside of regular L-1 claim).

Personally, I suspect 2d3 isn't the panacea it's perceived to be.