Spencer 'voogru' MacDonald wrote: > "We already discussed why your numbers are off. Your 90% I assume is > coming from your stats page." > > I can never win can I? > > First they say "You don't have proof" > > So I take the effort to collect proof. > > Then they say "Your proof is flawed" > > If my proof is flawed, run your own experiment to counter mine. I make my > proof available and easy to access.
I would love to. But I can't. I will say that your proof is probably the best we can get outside of valve. But that still doesn't mean that it is not flawed for the reasons I named. It just can't be used for proof. > "Why? I thought you didn't want indifferent players?" > > I don't want players on my server who dislike fast respawn, or dislike 30 > player servers. My mistake then. Indifferent you want. hating your options, you don't. > "So what is your standard? That was the question. If it shows up 20 > times.. Is that to much? 10? 5? 50? What about timespan? I admit, it's > an extreme case, but what if I'm one of the few people online at 3am and > I refresh a few times. Does that remove me from the list because you see > more then 1 in a row?" > > 100 queries = reported on page. These numbers are still used in the overall > totals. This number may be increased as the experiment goes on. > > The only queries I ignore are if both servers are queried at the same exact > time. If that is the case the person used the out of game steam browser. I > blatantly report that on the page indicating that I am removing that number > from the totals. I wasn't questioning that. What I was questioning is the player who refreshes. So if you don't ignore those, what's to stop someone from refreshing the custom tab several times a minute to alter the stats? Perhaps you should remove results that take place from the same IP within 1 min? _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlds
