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[quote]I was just saying that every random group of players can be divided to two teams in at least two (or more) ways, while keeping total (average) elo in both teams equal.[/quote]
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[quote]I was just saying that every random group of players can be divided to two teams in at least two (or more) ways, while keeping total (average) elo in both teams equal.[/quote]
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Oh really?
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Oh really?
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Okay, balance me this: 2000, 2000, 2000, 1500, 1500, 1500.
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Okay, balance me this: 2000, 2000, 2000, 1500, 1500, 1500.
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Also, instead of coming up with some words, can you nubs supply specific step-by-step algorithms that would set up your "truly balanced teams". Nobody gives a shit about your solutions to individual trivial situations. Give us a general solution that could work for every elo composition, better than the one currently used by springie.
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Also, instead of coming up with some words, can you nubs supply specific step-by-step algorithms that would set up your "truly balanced teams". Nobody gives a shit about your solutions to individual trivial situations. Give us a general solution that could work for every elo composition, better than the one currently used by springie.
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@Brackman here is the only one who has any idea of what he's talking about.
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Alternative balance