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just out of friendly interest, where do you get the "ideal stats" from?
nice one for doing this.
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suggs wrote:just out of friendly interest, where do you get the "ideal stats" from?
nice one for doing this.
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Hmm. I bumped this for a joke, but obviously this has piqued at least one person's interest in the dice analyzer. Having a picture of it seems to be a good advertisement for it.

Maybe if this thread was kept alive, there'd be fewer complaints about the dice, as more people would get the analyzer, and be less inclined to complain when they see their results.

'Course, I'm probably underestimating the ability of people to find cause for complaint, no matter how obscure and wacky...
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Attacker dice distribution                          Defender dice distribution
1s   █████████████████████████ 6004 / 35692 (16.82%)   █████████████████████████ 2941 / 17528 (16.78%)
2s   █████████████████████████ 5859 / 35692 (16.42%)   █████████████████████████ 2911 / 17528 (16.61%)
3s   █████████████████████████ 5907 / 35692 (16.55%)   █████████████████████████ 2962 / 17528 (16.9%)
4s   █████████████████████████ 6052 / 35692 (16.96%)   █████████████████████████ 2845 / 17528 (16.23%)
5s   █████████████████████████ 6007 / 35692 (16.83%)   █████████████████████████ 2907 / 17528 (16.58%)
6s   █████████████████████████ 5863 / 35692 (16.43%)   █████████████████████████ 2962 / 17528 (16.9%)

Battle Outcomes             Actual Stats                Ideal Stats
3v2  1995 / 1854 / 1587    (36.7% / 34.11% / 29.19%)   (37.17% / 33.58% / 29.26%)
3v1  4144 / 2125           (66.1% / 33.9%)             (65.97% / 34.03%)
2v2  7 / 16 / 16           (17.95% / 41.03% / 41.03%)  (22.76% / 32.41% / 44.83%)
2v1  114 / 88              (56.44% / 43.56%)           (57.87% / 42.13%)
1v2  2 / 10                (16.67% / 83.33%)           (25.46% / 74.54%)
1v1  38 / 45               (45.78% / 54.22%)           (41.67% / 58.33%)

Overall stats
Attacker threw 35692 dice.
Defender threw 17528 dice.
Wins / Ties / Loses        6300 / 1870 / 3871


I had been hoping my 3v2 distribution would get closer to normal distribution as I play more games and the law of large numbers come into play, but it's actually been slowly moving away from ideal stats. Ie. In 3v2 lately I've been taking a hammering.

Just having a whinge.

Anybody else have worse dice than that for that amount of dice thrown?
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Post by Soujiro »

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Not really worse, but that doesn't make it anyway good either. I haven't thrown as much as you have either. :p
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uhh, whats the point?
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Post by 1afay3tt3 »

although many people already have the ideal percentages for the dice, does anyone know how to calculate these statistics? i'm one of those people who can't accept knowing an answer without also knowing how to come up with that answer.
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