treefiddy wrote:JOHNNYROCKET24 wrote:I dint ask for percentages. i asked for actual numbers. dont take short cuts. complete the task correctly.
This task, like most of your lists, is extremely specific and beneficial to the point you are trying to make. DiM's original suggestion was to call out 2000+ players, not 2500+ players (the extra 500 points disqualifies over 200 extra people's potential games).
Another point DiM made, has a cutoff of 1500 since you've only joined 3 games where someone is over 1500 (who knows what rank that person was when they created the game). A cutoff of 1500 opens up the potential for 1700 people's created games.
In the end, your task doesn't prove anything. What DiM did by stating you've only played a 1500+ player three times (all the same player) is relevant to what we are talking about here.
exactly what treefiddy says.
i looked at the list of 1v1 freestyle escalating chained games.
without counting the games started by alex_white101 there are 187 games started by players over 1500 points in the first thousand games. again without counting alex's games.
if we make the analogy we get an 18.7 % of games started by people over 1500 points. this means you should have at least 45 games versus people over 1500 and yet you have just 3 games.
also regarding alex's games how come you never joined 1 of them. don't tell me you know he'd deadbeat because you didn't and if you did know he'd deadbeat i'm willing to bet you would have joined all of his games because that would have meant 400 extra wins for you to brag with. and a bigger winning percentage.
so please explain me. how come you only have 3 games vs 1 guy over 1500 points? how did it happen that you missed hundreds of games versus people over 1500 points and did not join them?
how come that when you look at some of the starting moments for those high ranked games you find out you were only and started other games versus cooks? what does this prove? that you were online and searched for games. found games vs cooks and vs high rankers and decided to join the easy ones.
please explain. i'm indeed most curious what our excuse will be this time.
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