Quote Originally Posted by Al Svanberg View Post
something is odd with that number. You can take it straight off and get the actual gain. But all other positive numbers, you need to add 1 (ie 100%) to get the actual number
I see no problem with the number.
2.86 + (144/100)*2.86 = 7
3.75 + (6.77/100)*3.75 = 4

The interesting part is where all the numbers behave exactly as expected over a small sample size. That may mean the gain is not random (or very small random), it's linear and it can be calculated precisely.
The other interesting part are the 2 stats that behave abnormally (Condition and Aggressivness) and if they can be manipulated for higher gains