2010-06-18, 13:58:02
- Balance
The highest und lowest score will be put into one team, the second highest und second lowest score into the other team (@those "i-want-to-kick-my-feeder-because-i-cant-bear-a-fair-game"-players: yes, thats why there is always a feeder in both teams fur "sure")
The missing six players will be distributed in a way that score sums of both teams are the closest or rather they will be distributed that the difference of both sums is the closest possible to zero.
- ELO score
Thats rather complicated, especial for teams. My point of view (POV) will be the victory side, loser will be handled symmetrically.
At first an expected value will be calculated for every player byas you may notice it's twice player ELO plus three-fifths of this players team vs the sum of the other team.Code:1 / ( 1 + 10 ^ ( ( eloTeamB - ( 2 * eloPlayerA + 3/5 * eloTeamA ) ) / 2000 ) )
This expected value defines someone winning probability - the higher someones probability is the less he will win or the more he loses (score wise).
In our system someone score gain is biased by game stats therefore a game performance value will be calculatedThose factors are hierarchised into three levels and every level is weighted double to its predecessor level in other words some stats are more importent than others.Code:stat1 * factor1 + ... + statn * factorn
All those performance values will be normalized teamwisely so that the best player of a team has a performance of 1.00 and the worst 0.85 (loser side is between 0.00 (worst loser) and 0.15 (best loser))
With this normalized performance value and expected value someone score gain will be calculated byYou can interpret those performance value as a 100% victory (best) or 85% victory (worst) and yes, it would be possible to lose points even as victor :oCode:20 * (performanceValue - exceptedValue)
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