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It is all about the reference point. The article uses Overwatch as an example. - If you take the world population, 95%-ile means being able to use a keyboard a
by GuB-42 3y ago
It is all about the reference point. The article uses Overwatch as an example.
- If you take the world population, 95%-ile means being able to use a keyboard and mouse and maybe have a vague idea of what a FPS is.
- From the previous population, having played the game or one of a similar genre even once puts you in the 95%-ile
- From the previous population, actually owning the game puts you in the 95%-ile
- From the previous population, playing enough to have a meaningful ranking puts you in the 95%-ile
- From the previous population, being good enough to compete in an established team puts you in the 95%-ile
- From the previous population, being good enough to earn some money puts you in the 95%-ile
- From the previous population, being good enough to make a living puts you in the 95%-ile
- From the previous population, being good enough to be famous puts you in the 95%-ile
- From the previous population, being in the 95%-ile means you are the world champion
So which reference point are you using when you are saying you are 95%-ile?