Consultation

[P2_]

Do you have plans to make the "win chance percent" work correctly.

With anonymous people the percentage is totally wrong.

I love this mod, is the best.

I play since 2013 and always with your mod.

[Aslain]

Nobody is working on this mod and probably nobody will be, you cannot calculate the win factor without knowing user stats, and you will not get stats from anonymous people.

[P2_]

Sorry.

I thought that by being able to inform who the anonymous person was after the game, it was also possible to know it at the beginning.

 

[Theolitius]

6 hours ago, P2_ said:

Sorry.

I thought that by being able to inform who the anonymous person was after the game, it was also possible to know it at the beginning.

 

no need to apologize, was not a bad idea and think in theory possible but a person is hiding their stats for a reason.

it was introduced to counter the xvm stats shouters at the start of the match, "bad team" or "another potato at tier X"
and stream snipers

[P2_]

FIRST OF ALL MY APOLOGIES FOR THE TRANSLATION SINCE I SPEAK SPANISH AND USE GOOGLE TO WRITE IN ENGLISH

I return to the topic of percentages.

I think that statistics absolutely lose their value when there are anonymous players.

It is something that can be seen in games, that players get scared by the bad percentage and then play terribly badly.

I think that if the anonymous issue cannot be solved, the percentages of the mod should be removed to avoid the problems presented by the players' fear of facing pros.
 

[Theolitius]

no problem at all, language will always be a small issue and we all have to take that into consideration.

i understand your point, other people do find that about other mods too and to be clear only WG decide what mod will be allowed or not.

[_Dracarys]

right now i think the anonymouse players are totally ignored. to my observation they are generally really good players or really bad ones. maybe an assumption should be made to add up their WN8? that will give a win % much more realstically than total omission.