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One issue is that once you find your level, Elo should keep you around a 50/50 win rate. So it doesn’t feel like you’re making progress or improving even if in
by smogcutter 6y ago
One issue is that once you find your level, Elo should keep you around a 50/50 win rate. So it doesn’t feel like you’re making progress or improving even if in a real sense you are.
It’s also a bad fit for team games. But ranking individual contribution to a team is hard. Even for something like the NBA where there’s obviously a ton of incentive to do this, statistical methods rely on a large sample size and often need to be taken with a grain of salt.
- Kranar 6y agoMost multiplayer games I know of, such as StarCraft, use a different score for single player and multiplayer games. You might have an amazing single player Elo score but a crappy multiplayer score and vice-versa.