Some tables might be overwhelming at first. Here you can read up on how these tables are to be read. You will find they convey quite a lot of infos.
Here is the list of players that have enough incidents and high netto% scores to make it into the top 20 list of ranked players. For your convenience names are alphabetically sorted.
Note that this page uses an intensity color coding. The player N° and color match those in the ranking matrix below. The 'top' players in ranking are colored in red, and the 'weakest' in blue.
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Using the rank matrix as data basis, a player list sorted by rank is calculated. The more frags you score against other players, without getting hit too much, the better your ranking. Also your suicide count should be low.
Note you are ranked against every other player in ranking. And every player counts the same. So if you lose against a few you can improve your ranking by hitting on others that are actually in ranking. So hitting weak players - these get filtered out - won't get you anywhere and only spoils the beginners fun.
The player links point to a player specific stats page.
On that page all player related data is shown. The table here only shows the data relevant for ranking (a data subset).
Your rank, e.g. how good (efficient) you were playing. Values range from
0 to 100, where 50 is your average player that
does not suicide much and gets hit as much as he hands out. So you will want
to have values above 50... trust me ;).
The number of players you hit or that hit on you. Maximum value is
matrix size - 1 - and you are not counted.
frags -
deaths -
suicides and netto% are a
simple form of ranking - an efficiency.
Percent values are also indicated. The last line shows averages for each column.
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Foundation of all ranking is the following ranking matrix, that sums up all the frag, and death (suicide) data. The matrix is sorted by the player incident count, top left players played the most, bottom right played the least.
The horizontal lines begin with a player name and a color coded number, each value in the following columns (to the right) are frags this player scored *against* all the other players. Now locate the column (vertical) with the same player number, all values in that column show the same player's deaths. (The values on the diagonal used to be suicides, these where converted into virtual frags and redistributed among the players in ranking).
All the players frags are summed up in the last column (outer right). The last line in the matrix sums up all the deaths. Bottom right N° shows the total number of incidents (frags+deaths).
Note: Only the frags and deaths are shown/counted are relevant to ranking, and thereby have to do with the folks *in* ranking, this is a frag/death subset of the total number of frags/deaths of these players.
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This matrix shows the same data as the ranking matrix above, only that the frags and deaths share a common intensity color coding. Red shows the maximum values seen in frags, and deaths. Blue the minimum values.
To make it easier to compare if you are being hit more by certain players, than you are
hitting them, check out the following difference matrix. For each player pair
i and j the matrix[i][j]-matrix[j][i] values are calculated.
In other words, if in your horizontal player line you only see positive
values then no one is fragging you more than you are fragging them. Negative
values tell you who is ripping you off ;). Also notice the symmetry along the
diagonal.
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This matrix shows the same data as the diff matrix above, only that the frags and deaths share a common intensity color coding. Red shows the maximum values seen in frags, and deaths. Blue the minimum values.
The y-axis is in %. Shown are your frags and deaths (suicides on the right hand
side) as percentages of your total number of incidents
(=frags + deaths + suicides).
The x-axis denotes the weapons involved. The weapons are color coded.
As a good player your F (for frags) bars should be higher than your D (for deaths, these are frags other players scored against you using that same weapon) bars. And you can see right away what weapons you really have a grip on and with which you should practice more. See the next table for absolute values.
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This table is color coded, the way the previous table was coded. It shows the absolute counts in frags, deaths, suicides and the appropriate percentage values. All your frags & deaths are summed up. The suicides are mentioned for completeness, see the suicide table for details.
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The alternate weapon usage table is much the same as the weapon usage table above. This table shows the player's use of the alternate weapon mode Quake III Arena provides.
The alternate frags/deaths/suicides table is much the same as the frags/deaths/suis table mentioned above. Absolute & percentage values of alternate frag/death/suicide counts.
Most games/mods do *not* have alternate weapon modes.
On the left side of the table you will find a list of suicides Quake III Arena provides.
On the right side all the player's in-game damage types are counted (not mattering if they have to do with suicides). The table splits them up and gives absolute and percentage values.
Most games/mods do not provide extra damage type information.
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The most recently map *you* played are shown. The histogram displays the Frags per Hour (FPH). This is a measure of your fragging frequency.
FPH is calculated in the following way:
FPH = (Frags - Deaths - Suicides) / (MapTime/3600)
MapTime is the time the map was up in seconds. So if you only make
2 or 3 frags then disconnect, your FPH will be bad for that map. Try to play
the map to the next level change. High FPH values are possible by fragging all
you can see, and doing it as quickly as possible without getting hit. This is
*not* really criterium how good you are, it's more like a frag-frenzy indicator 8-).
Some games/mods do not provide time/date or map name information.
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In this table many details on the last maps you have been playing are shown. You can check on the map names, when and for how long each map was played, the FPH and the netto values, used to calc the FPH.
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