Do you think that the result of every match between two teams is based on unique equations that represent and compare their players / formations / tactics / trainings and all the other factors in an algorithm way or is it just random ?
https://arxiv.org/ftp/physics/papers/0607/0607064.pdf take a look on pages 4- 8 - 14 - 26...
http://www.iaees.org/publications/jo...er-matches.pdf
Last edited by USARABAT; 12-30-2017 at 04:16 AM.
I say that it is not completely random and to an extent our action matter a lot, the problem is that there is a big % that seems to not consider anything we do and is often based of luck,troll and other things that make no sense especially to me, like the fact that abandoned teams can be competitive enough to grab a good result against you.
The game considers I think many things the number 1 I think is the draw (this is why so may resort to manipulation). Skills are important but not if you are in a plus 2 level CUP/CL. If you end up in the right draw, even 1 level higher than yourself but with teams with similar quality TE is actually a very entertaining and almost fair game.
I say the key is the Nr of good players that you have on your team not on visual skills but performance (nr of goals,assists, good defenders etc.)
Wouldn't the mathematics of randomness mean that everyones club history would read wins 33.3%, draws 33.3% defeats 33.33333333333333333%?
No, man. You should read something about probability theory =] It is more important than you probably think.Originally Posted by Altiplano
It wasn't our day.
It's possible you're probably correct.
I got an email (from support) when I asked them the same question. The answer I got was results are churned out using something akin to a RNG (Random Number Generator ) like on poker websites.Which in my opinion, they are not truly random. 2. All RNG's need human statistical input , Otherwise the variance/troll results would be far too frequent. Oopps they are
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It's both mathematics and random.
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Game is IMO and experience based in scenarios. So"mathematical randomness" is the exact term.
Read this http://www.iaees.org/publications/jo...er-matches.pdf
Then tell me if you still believe in mathematical randomness
Mathematical Randomness is an oxymoron. Variables can be measured/catered for in modern statistics 🤣🤣MR Randomness. Ha Ha.That's tickled me.Read this http://www.iaees.org/publications/jo...er-matches.pdf
Then tell me if you still believe in mathematical randomness
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