Conquer Club

I was looking at my dice stats, and noticed that I have much more assaults than my opponents. 1307306:me 733855:Opponents.. I guess that would make me an aggressive player. Are you an aggressive player or a passive player?

Not sure it means that at all. It likely means you win more than you lose. I have 550,000 offensive dice throws vs my opponents who have 385,000 offensive throws. I suspect that any player with a good win percentage will have the same stats.

Remember that the attacker rolls 3 dice against 2 defender's dice.

So 1307306/3 = 425768.6666.. attacking rolls.
Vs 733855/2 = 366927.5 defending rolls.

Still seems quite aggressive.

But also bear in mind that rolling 3vs2 isn't typical. For instance, you can roll 3 dice for an opponent's 1 dice when attacking >4 troops vs 1 troop.

yes, you are agressive

loutil wrote:Not sure it means that at all. It likely means you win more than you lose. I have 550,000 offensive dice throws vs my opponents who have 385,000 offensive throws. I suspect that any player with a good win percentage will have the same stats.

Then again, there are those with less than stellar win percentages [myself sitting at 34%, for instance] that still have high ratios [offensive me:opponent is 4045:2132 and defensive is 1570:2865]. Though that's not saying your point isn't valid. Just not always so. For high win percentages, it makes quite a lot of sense.

ManBungalow wrote:Remember that the attacker rolls 3 dice against 2 defender's dice.

So 1307306/3 = 425768.6666.. attacking rolls.
Vs 733855/2 = 366927.5 defending rolls.

Still seems quite aggressive.

But also bear in mind that rolling 3vs2 isn't typical. For instance, you can roll 3 dice for an opponent's 1 dice when attacking >4 troops vs 1 troop.

I was just going by my attacking dice against my opponents attacking dice. Not attacking vs. attacking.

I have about 258,000 offensive attacking roles, and 145,000 thrown by by opponents, and I'm anything but aggressive. I'm not sure how dice stats accounts for neutrals, because that could boost how many you throw vs how many opponents throw. All escalating spoils could affect that number since you can cash for 100 to take out a stack of 50 (not considered very aggressive in most cases) roll who knows how many dice. kill them, cash again, and repeat.

Im pretty sure neutrals count.