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4/19/2020 12:22:58 PMGBrankdyth68 before revert after revert
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1 @Dregs : I guess I should have been less unclear. 1 @Dregs : I guess I should have been less unclear.
2 You certainly can (and have) contributed to balance discussions and I have little doubt that your contributions have made top level 1v1s less samey. 2 You certainly can (and have) contributed to balance discussions and I have little doubt that your contributions have made top level 1v1s less samey.
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4 I have two points: 4 I have two points:
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6 1. That many other things other than understanding of unit interactions goes in to ELO. As the extreme example, someone with disease that prevents them making precise movements could have a way better understanding of unit interactions than @Godde, but still not go above 1500 ELO. Those at the top of the ladder will be those with a combination of many traits, one of which is understanding of unit interactions. 6 1. That many other things other than understanding of unit interactions goes in to ELO. As the extreme example, someone with disease that prevents them making precise movements could have a way better understanding of unit interactions than @Godde, but still not go above 1500 ELO. Those at the top of the ladder will be those with a combination of many traits, one of which is understanding of unit interactions.
7 I expect @Firepluk, for example, has an excellent understanding of unit interactions despite his low ELO. 7 I expect @Firepluk, for example, has an excellent understanding of unit interactions despite his low ELO.
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9 2. The other bit is: "as experienced by the average Zero K player" 9 2. The other bit is: "as experienced by the average Zero K player"
10 Top 20 1v1 is a different ballgame from the 50th percentile 1v1 and flows very differently. A top 10 player's in-depth understanding of game flow and psychology of top level play could be actively misleading when trying to understand mid-level experience. As an example, Phantom is grossly imbalanced for low level play and newbies really struggle to deal with it. 10 Top 20 1v1 is a different ballgame from the 50th percentile 1v1 ( let alone a 3v3 amongst some friends) and flows very differently. A top 10 player's in-depth understanding of game flow and psychology of top level play could be actively misleading when trying to understand mid-level experience. As an example, Phantom is grossly imbalanced for low level play and newbies really struggle to deal with it.
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12 It may be that I'm using the word "balance" unconventionally and a "balanced" game (in the conventional sense of the word) is one where the top players will find every unit and factory useful, as opposed to one where the mid level players find every unit and factory useful. 12 It may be that I'm using the word "balance" unconventionally and a "balanced" game (in the conventional sense of the word) is one where the top players will find every unit and factory useful, as opposed to one where the mid level players find every unit and factory useful.
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14 Does that make sense? 14 Does that make sense?
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17 @PRO_rANDY : I don't see how those two quotes contradict each other if that's what you're implying. 17 @PRO_rANDY : I don't see how those two quotes contradict each other if that's what you're implying.