-5% for your
druid. (74% wsg, 79% AB)
1% for your
paladin. (79% wsg, 78% AB)
MBWR says you afk out of losing games/only sync queue with friends/only play at hours when your faction dominates.
I was insulting your statistical skills because the basic assumptions were flawed.
1. Win ratios reflect a general adherence of a collective body of individuals to complete a task. One may sway the tide a decent amount, but by no means can this data alone be a predictor of "skill" its merely a small sample size of the collective factions win/lose ratio. Random queueing is random.
2. The idea of WSG being a better predictor of skill than AB is also nonsense. Sure, per a person you have a greater percentage of the combat quota, but the intrinsic properties and objectives of each game style lend themselves to individuals in a different manner (let alone the 24s which skew the percentage from the combat quota, thus making WSG less ideal using your logic). I personally find myself more influential in AB due to the defensive strategies I engage in, plus there is the potential for long 1v1, 1v2 situations which test ones knowledge of counters and play ability which still can not be reflected from a win ratio, let alone any of WoW's recorded statistics.
3. Subtraction. Really? Do I have to elaborate on single dimensional analysis having a much larger margin of error than a two or three dimensional (as in squared means or cubed averaged medians.. etc) analysis. Anyway, even if those ratios were a perfect reflection of skill than the error by chance would call into question anything within roughly 1/20-3/20+ error margin, depending on parameters.
4. Where are my degrees of freedom? Heard of a Chi Square?
5. Statistics is called the Science of Large Numbers for a reason. Most individuals have less than 100 ABs played which is a rather small number. Large is usually considered thousands which would even place most of our WSGs out of projectional view.
I could hit a few more points, but sadly your statistical approach is so limited that I can only comment on what little there is. Not to put your work into the ground, but do not simply ignore other's ideas. If you don't know anything about statistics and others are saying your equation is flawed, well maybe you should look into it instead of blindly saying we are all wrong and you are right because you can look at made-up analyses and come to conclusions.
Your conclusions regarding my statistics. I'll leave out the actual numbers even though with a sub 5% difference around the mean the small fluctuation could be due to chance.
I only afk out of games with many 24s before scoring can be done; otherwise, I am in it for the long-haul.
I only queue synced with Açai since I only log onto visit friends nowadays. My druid is almost entirely solo queued.
I play when I can... peak times for faction dominance? Ofc I wait until 3 am to queue, smh.
You and everyone else should refrain from trying to quantify skill through make-shift equations from non-correlating data. There is no way through WoW's statistics to construct an accurate skill determining analysis. Just play the game. People that you see do amazing things are good. People that don't, are not.
