Yes. I've been thinking about something like this - I used real data about metal income in the first 2 minutes of the game when drawing this draft: The colors represent the percentiles (75-100% green, 50-75% yellow, 25-50% orange, 0-25% red) and the black line is you. It would show both a bit history and future, so that it would be easier to notice trends. I will probably need to make two versions of the graphs - one that is so small that it can be shown all the time, and another big one that will show full detail.
So someone explain to me what percentage is good and what bade. Currently I'm just following the color scheme.
Bigger is better. The colors have been chosen arbitrarily at 25% intervals. The percentage will show that what is the probability of you having better stats than your opponent, assuming random opponents (and assuming that the skills of PA Stats users are distributed similarly to non-users, which I highly doubt). I might add an option for showing the percentages compared to only winning players. Also it might be interesting to show the stats compared to exactly those players that you are currently playing against.
PA Stats no longer uses the lobby to get team data and thus no longer stores it in the local storage. Sorry, but the lobby was just a too horrible place to do it. You may want to read the getTeams method I have in here: https://github.com/pamods/uimod-pa_stats/blob/master/pa_stats/scenes/live_game.js EDIT: or not, that code seems tto fail foor some cases. EDIT 2: Some cases means shared armies game mode. Getting the right teams is impossible in those cases it seems from live_game. ... or maybe... EDIT 3: Yeah forget I posted. Shared armies still f*** it all.
So I think I might be doing something wrong but I installed the mod but it doesn't seem to be working? Where the chart located on the screen or is there a toggle button?
@ORFJackal Great mod, would be useful to get current new players on board with what they should be doing if we sample Gold-Uber players instead of the whole player base. You ever thought of updating it?