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> At any given time, most accounts are not playing, so the distribution shows a bias towards values just over a 100 Elo threshold FYI, that graph only includes
by chatmasta 3y ago
> At any given time, most accounts are not playing, so the distribution shows a bias towards values just over a 100 Elo threshold
FYI, that graph only includes players who were active (played a game) this week.
- nominatronic 3y agoYes, but that doesn't change the fact that out of all the accounts included, most of them won't be actively playing games right now.
- chatmasta 3y agoIn fact none of them will be, because it's computed by analyzing the rolling last 7 days, and each accounts "ranking" is whatever their ranking was at the end of that period (i.e. "now," more or less). Basically I'm not sure why you're saying that leads to a bias toward "slightly above 100." Ohh... unless you meant slightly above a multiple of 100. I see now. Because people stop playing when they hit a milestone, right.