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Do 1v1 games improve multiplayer balance

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1 Trying to figure out why it seems so difficult for you to get how this works - and clicking on @Brackman 's link from above- i found this: 1 Trying to figure out why it seems so difficult for you to get how this works - and clicking on @Brackman 's link from above- i found this:
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3 [q] I'm not talking about the specifics of how it is implemented, but rather how using old data doesn't provide a valid point for effectiveness of new implementations. Since the data is not related to it.[/q] 3 [q] I'm not talking about the specifics of how it is implemented, but rather how using old data doesn't provide a valid point for effectiveness of new implementations. Since the data is not related to it.[/q]
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5 Would you perhaps claim that a series of games balanced [i]entirely randomly[/i] then cannot be evaluated by [u]any[/u] ranking system, since they all attempt to be very non-random? 5 Would you perhaps claim that different-skilled players in a series of games balanced [i]entirely randomly[/i] then cannot be evaluated by [u]any[/u] ranking system, since they all attempt to be very non-random?