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**s1rnight** · 08-25-2019, 06:37 AM

hello everyone, i am back from making a cool script. this one takes a normal distribution of the top 100 "grand total" users (meaning they prolly played a lot of files, and are at a... variable? maybe, skill level. prolly no noobs tho), and then takes the standard deviation of a hypothetical "AAA" score. theres prolly lots of important omissions, i am wondering if adding EVEN MORE USERS to the sample would help

(important thing to note is that MOST of the d8 and d7 users are not anywhere near the top 100 grand total, lol. so i am going to make a script that have a lot of those guys at least...)

08-25-2019, 06:37 AM	#7
s1rnight ( ¯u¯)-b Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 387	Re: Scoring Data in Brutal Difficulty Range hello everyone, i am back from making a cool script. this one takes a normal distribution of the top 100 "grand total" users (meaning they prolly played a lot of files, and are at a... variable? maybe, skill level. prolly no noobs tho), and then takes the standard deviation of a hypothetical "AAA" score. theres prolly lots of important omissions, i am wondering if adding EVEN MORE USERS to the sample would help (important thing to note is that MOST of the d8 and d7 users are not anywhere near the top 100 grand total, lol. so i am going to make a script that have a lot of those guys at least...) __________________ Last edited by s1rnight; 08-25-2019 at 06:48 AM..