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Leehar wrote:What I'm most curious about is why low is beneath ia(among others) in both rankings (18 month and 12 month), while having defeated ia in the cup, and after winning s2 of the league?
If league is so heavily a component of the rankings, why hasn't either s1 or s2 champions ever been top in the rpi?
jpcloet wrote:I've already answered this. LOW got beat by O&H badly in early 2010. A number of the so called elites had bumps along the 2010 road.
Foxglove wrote:Dako wrote:Also, this is just 2010 year, no previous data and some famous 10-0 stats. Just pure 2010 and the clan activity level.Incandenza wrote:I'm just imagining the joy on jp's face once he realized that he had a chance to post a ladder with THOTA at #11. Thanks agane jp.
Actually, I think it's not really fair to just look at 2010 results. This obviously worked out well numerically for KORT (ahem), because we played and beat #s 3 and 8? according to the seeding rankings for the cup - numbers which turned out to be relatively similar to the power rankings. THOTA's participation in the cup meant that as the #1 seed, they were required to play #s 16 and then Legion (I don't remember their number).
So using KORT and THOTA as examples here, KORT was ranked lower and successfully battled stronger opposition (according to the ranking numbers), and THOTA was ranked number 1, and played lesser opposition (again, according to the numbers). So KORT obviously got a huge bump here as we did well in the league were successful in our more difficult matches.
I suppose this is a problem in general with using the CC Cup matches as challenge results (high ranked clans are required to use their challenge capacity to play much lower ranked clans, and even winning these matches won't yield impressive ladder results), though it never really occurred to me before now.
Blitzaholic wrote:Jps is using a cup and league which hinders the top clans, even if they win, due to them being ranked or voted as lesser clans.
jpcloet wrote:Separating them is not too hard, one of the challenges is that some clans are not in the league while others have very few challenges. Not sure how to conditionally weight.
Blitzaholic wrote:For clan leagues, Thota was season 1 winners, LoW was season 2 winners, Low had a little better record in season 1 than we had in 2 I think, so therefore in clan league, LoW could argueably be # 1 and Thota 2.
Foxglove wrote:Blitzaholic wrote:For clan leagues, Thota was season 1 winners, LoW was season 2 winners, Low had a little better record in season 1 than we had in 2 I think, so therefore in clan league, LoW could argueably be # 1 and Thota 2.
haha... I don't think that season one #1 and season two #5-6ish? average out to make THOTA #2 on a clan league ladder. But who knows for sure, I suppose!
Blitzaholic wrote:Foxglove wrote:Blitzaholic wrote:For clan leagues, Thota was season 1 winners, LoW was season 2 winners, Low had a little better record in season 1 than we had in 2 I think, so therefore in clan league, LoW could argueably be # 1 and Thota 2.
haha... I don't think that season one #1 and season two #5-6ish? average out to make THOTA #2 on a clan league ladder. But who knows for sure, I suppose!
sure it does! you needed to keep reading and look at the point system, if there were 2 clan seasons and we were champs in one of them, that would make us at least 2 if there were a separate ladder as far as points totaled, and the cup has not been decided in this equation.
jpcloet wrote:It neither makes me happy or sad. It makes me sad to see great potential clans like Proj Fire continue to fail. 2010 has not been a great year for THOTA but is still solid. Did you not see the 18 month one?
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Dako wrote:Also, this is just 2010 year, no previous data and some famous 10-0 stats. Just pure 2010 and the clan activity level.
lokisgal wrote:League is actually more representative of a clans skill than a single war. You play more clans and have to be ready for what ever comes your way .The league cup and wars should all be included in the same ladder. How you chose to work up or down the ladder should be up to the individual clan
lokisgal wrote:Im not entitled to an opinion?
Master Fenrir wrote:I love each and every one of JP's rankings for the simple fact that it's hilarious to watch everybody lose their frosty.
JP =
chemefreak wrote:I'm fucking tired of reading this shit! I thought this thread was all about the "thought" of top clans from year to year...as seen and discussed by Blitzy and others. Then jp "hijacks" it with some retarded 2010 "reliability, blah, blah, and blah." Seriously? Not the place for a ranking "system" discussion.
This thread is fun because Blitz is one of the most prominent members of the best clan (all-star team) on CC. I have said this over and over again (and no, I don't want to be in THOTA, I love my clan), THOTA is the best clan on CC until they are beaten. TOFU, TSM, and KORT are all fantastic all-star teams too. But until they beat THOTA, any poll or calculation putting them anywhere lower than 1st is a joke...let alone 11th...hell, I probably would have been too ashamed to even post that system.
Yes, I am also upset about my clan's placement...we are having a nice year with our only loss to CC's newest all-star team, TOFU...which was respectable and well fought. However, having THOTA at 11th is simply the most asinine thing I have ever seen! Perhaps a leapfrog system would put this all to rest? Maybe.
xxtig12683xx wrote:Its AMAZING to see people get so worked up, over something that is so meaningless.
-tig
chemefreak wrote:xxtig12683xx wrote:Its AMAZING to see people get so worked up, over something that is so meaningless.
-tig
Who thinks it's meaningless? I mean, no one should go out and kill themselves over rankings or anything, but it is okay to care about how your group is doing. I can assure you that there are people in your clan that do care.
Also, I think jp posts these different ranking formulas with a twinkle in his eye and a smirkI bet finding a formula that put THOTA at 11th is his favorite one yet! Does anyone pay attention to the formulas? Like RPI?
RPI = (Your Win % * 0.25) + (Your Opponents' Win % * 0.50) + (Your Opponents' Opponents' Win % * 0.25)
So your clan faces a new clan...you can see there isn't much upside. If that clan lasts forever and dominates....great. If not, you are stuck with a bit of a problem. The RPI "works" for say college basketball due to the amount of games played by all the teams.
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