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Killing bad guys makes our odds of hitting on a random lynch lower. Also, I don't know why people keep calling the executioner a bad guy. As far as I know, he doesn't count as the neutral killer, because he doesn't actually kill anyone. He just needs to win by getting his target lynched. (i.e. exe = neutral benign)

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Yo I was so right about Flex ?

Not if you die night 1

Maybe don't target the dude named "Doc" night one

7/22 on the draws with a goal and an assist isn't so shabby

UP SET UP SET UP SET thanks bb @fonziGG

Vote @MMFLEX idk he just smells like a rat

Since nobody else is jumping in, here's mine from the SBA.

@Devise I forgot to copy lines to all future days, would you mind doing that for me? The game treats them the same. Just play him at C if you want.

Calgary 4 - 2

Dude, you need to post the direct link to the image. We've gone over this before. The easiest way is to right click on the image and click copy image address, then paste that here. https://i.imgur.com/gaAxG0a.jpg Paste that link in and it'll post your image.

oof @Beketov

TIL some people call mini sticks "knee hockey".

Is there a backup rule? @Banackock @DilIsPickle

I'm just here to see @ShawnGlade lose

Part 1 Part 2 Make sure you read through each of the previous ELO posts to better understand this one (or, at the very least, the first one so you know the basic idea behind ELO). First, an update with K = 32: Seattle is no longer absolute trash, Riga is on the tail end of a U bend in their graph, and Helsinki is flirting with the idea of coming back to earth. Oh and Vancouver is sucking again, but we all knew that was coming. I thought it would be interesting this week to demonstrate what happens when we play with the aforementioned K value. First off, here's a look with K = 1: Just the blandest graph you've ever seen. It might be neater to see as we zoom in further, but I can't be arsed, because it still likely won't show us too much. It would likely just represent the current standings, more or less. What's more interesting is if we bump up the K value to something like 64, like so: This shows us something more akin to power rankings, as ELO is more prone to fluctuations and is biased to more recent results. As we can see, Seattle is well on their way up, while Vancouver has fallen to be the 'coldest' team in the league, while Helsinki is no longer nearly as far away from the crowd as they once were, with both Riga and New York nipping on their heels after their respective upswings. Of course, as I bump the K value further and further upwards, the jumps in ELO from individual games skyrockets, so we could play with higher and higher numbers to make ELO more and more biased to recent results. Something I am interested in and am looking at doing for next season is incorporating a sort of dynamic K value, affected by margin of victory. I've seen this done before, where OT games result in very little movement, wins by 1 goal slightly more, wins by 2 slightly more, and so on. We'd love to see the bump that Moscow got after their latest 7-0 victory against Vancouver, and how far Vancouver would have fallen because of it. What I'm currently debating is whether it should be a linear growth or an exponential growth (should a 3 goal victory be worth 50% more than a 2 goal victory, or should it be higher or lower?). One last thing, for @Nykonax's sake, here's what happens at K = 10000: 417 words

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It was attempted just recently in the NSHL. Player import and stat exports are difficult, to say the least. And because player attributes change on a daily basis, you basically have to re-upload the player file each day. Add to that the difficulties with modifying schedules and adding/removing teams and the crash-happiness of EHM as a whole and the league was a mess.

It basically means wolfpack in french but a Quebec nationalist group took it on as their name so now it's kind of tainted.

@Beaviss what were you saying about starting RIG G?

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