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| Re: So you guys want specifics on game design eh.. | |
| Posted By: elessar787 <elessar787@gmail.com> | Date: 11/16/09 12:49 a.m. |
In Response To: Re: So you guys want specifics on game design eh.. (Hawaiian Pig) : I'm in agreement with much of what you and Wu said. I understand it's : particularly unavoidable, and I'm aware that the current distribution is : more like my Figure 3. My curves began with a perfect normalization just : to show the characteristics of the transoformations I thought would occur. : Basically, I think gameplay changes in the direction I propose would serve : to further amplify those transformations. : In any case, the problem that lies here with mismatches is a result of
: The most obvious solution, to me, would be to keep track of a global rank
: If this system were to be properly implemented, the only problems that would
: I think the question is: is the problem of new accounts significant enough to
: I guess I don't know the answer to that. When you make a game to accommodate the lesser skilled players, more lesser skilled players play. And when you have a a large group of lesser skilled players, you have a larger group of good players to wail on them. Why? Because it's simply more fun. Also, to a lesser extent, sigma decrease in the TruSkill system which leads to a perceived rank lock. I know I enjoy going 53-0 against new players with AR starts on Valhalla.
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