Skill rating.
I'm just curious if you could post the formula/code from pyschostats that calculates your skill rating. I've noticed that since I've started trying to use the semi-auto rifles that my skill rating has been inching higher. Even though I see no real difference in my score or K:D. This leads me to believe that perhaps accuracy is factored in there somewhere OR different guns get different values that affect the outcome. Just wondering what it might be.
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hell if i know the 'formula' and i dont really feel like looking it up..
overall accuracy i would assume affects skill.. and i believe headshots for example will give you more of a boost then regular kills.. and some weapons like sniper & deployable weapons (MGs, FGs, bar, bren) have less impact on your skill then say mp40 or thompson.. im not sure if it figures in which weapons killed you.. |
Ok then.
Well then. Have you altered the coding at all? If not I'll just see if I can find it on the net.
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the formula is to own everyone.. i now accuracy always helps out alot and positive ratio
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This is it apparently.
Found this looking for the skill formula. Seems weapon accuracy or weapon type doesn't factor into it. It just matters the skill of the person you're killing vs. your own. Of course this may be incomplete. I haven't actually looked at the psychostat coding.
How is the Psychostat skill value calculated? Simply put: Skill points are given for each kill you get. You receive more points for killing somone that has a higher skill point value than you do. Weapons do not alter points at all. And players receive bonuses for doing things such as bombing targets and saving hostages. PsychoStats v1.4 and above have used a formula called The ELO Method. This method of skill calculation takes into account the skill of the killer and victim as described above, but it takes a closer more detailed look. A player begins with a skill of 1000 by default (your stats.cfg can change this). When someone gets killed, the killer and the victim will have their skill rating adjusted. This adjustment depends on two things: the delta (difficulty of the kill) based upon the rankings, and the development coefficient, based upon the amount of kills each person has. The delta is expressed in this formula: Delta = 1 ______________________________________ 1 + 10(k-v)/1000 The next step in the equation is to find the development coefficient. This number determines how many points you can at most gain or lose when you die. This coefficient uses a much simpler formula. Everyone's coefficient is initially at 20. After 100 kills, it drops to 15. The killer's rating will increase by the difficulty rating multiplied by his development coefficient. Conversely, the victim's rating will decrease by the difficulty rating times his experience coefficient. Thus, the complete formula is: New Skill = Skill ± K ________________________________________ 1 + 10(k-v)/1000 Also, any award shown in the stats listing can be setup by the admin to give bonus points to players. Like having the highest K:D ratio, etc. These extra bonuses are only applied after all the logs are scanned and are flat bonuses. |
hmm thats funny.. then why is there seperate weapon weights for each weapon..
and i know it uses weapons for sure.. because when i first put the DoD Throw Rocks plugin on.. i didnt think ppl would get many kills.. so i made the weapon wieght really high.. like 25.0 or something (most are around 0.5 -> 1.5) and then ppl not even knowing that part, decided to have rock fights lol.. and some ppl got a whole bunch of kills with them.. after the stats compiled that.. those ppl had insane skill levels.. like 5000+ so im pretty confident that weapons do effect skill just because of that... i guess i could be wrong tho |
I used to play on a server that used the system santa was describing and my rank was consistently way higher... so I'm pretty sure the ranks for differently here.
Or it could be my cataracts |
Well...
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post the plugin? what plugin
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Hm..
Hm. Their site says the same thing. Perhaps weapon weight affects the probability of chance in the calculation. Like, it's easier to get lucky kills with different weaponry. Bastards.
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well idk lol..
maybe if you kill someone with a better rank using a lower rated weapon (like mg) you dont get as many 'points' for it as you would if you used say a pistol.. |
so if I grease it up for a few days I should be number 1? :P
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Downhill.
If you grease it up for a few days....might be hard to hold on to it to yank it.
Besides, in order to gain skill you actually have to kill people. :D <3 |
true... I've been doing crap recently :/
everyone is hacking! waa! |
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