Analytics - Winning and Dying

[Mark]

Some extra breakdowns of when characters die, or win. Lots of graphs to consider.

See at which Dungeon Level and Character level most deaths occur.

As above, but drawn onto a 2-D heatmap

See Success Rate by Class and Race. (Likely skewed by race/class choices of newbies vs veterans; also show how often race/class combinations are played)

See how Success Rates vary across different versions of Angband (doesn't include 3.5 yet sadly)

See what speed most charactes are when they win, or die.

See what outcome (winning, dying) is most likely for different speeds

[Mondkalb]

Enlightening.

[Derakon]

I want to know about that character that died at 2300', character level 1. Cripes.

[Mark]

I want to know about that character that died at 2300', character level 1. Cripes.

Here you are Mr Derakon!

Looking at their Max Exp, it seems they may have suffered extreme XP drain?
(An excellent case to demonstrate why Analytics can be super mis-leading)

http://angband.oook.cz/dumpstore/dump8537.txt

[MattB]

Here you are Mr Derakon!

Looking at their Max Exp, it seems they may have suffered extreme XP drain?
(An excellent case to demonstrate why Analytics can be super mis-leading)

http://angband.oook.cz/dumpstore/dump8537.txt

Meleeing a balance drake with 16 max hp shows a certain amount of ... Cojones!

[Derakon]

Meleeing a balance drake with 16 max hp shows a certain amount of ... Cojones!

They got hit by multiple chaos breaths (hence becoming more confused/drugged), which explains where their EXP went. Thanks, Mark!

[Timo Pietilä]

They got hit by multiple chaos breaths (hence becoming more confused/drugged), which explains where their EXP went. Thanks, Mark!

Maybe CD should include status of the char as well: hallucinating, stunned, paralyzed etc. Could make sense to some dumps.

Also I would like to have red SLOWED at the bottom when spell/inertia/gravity makes you slower than usual as a warning to you that you are no longer as fast as you used to be. If you go from +20 to +10 that can be fatal, and go unnoticed because your speed is still in green.

[Mark]

Also I would like to have red SLOWED at the bottom when spell/inertia/gravity makes you slower than usual as a warning to you that you are no longer as fast as you used to be. If you go from +20 to +10 that can be fatal, and go unnoticed because your speed is still in green.

This is my favourite type of change, the game gets 'easier' because players realise more, more quickly.

[jford_2505@hotmail.com]

Here you are Mr Derakon!

Looking at their Max Exp, it seems they may have suffered extreme XP drain?
(An excellent case to demonstrate why Analytics can be super mis-leading)

http://angband.oook.cz/dumpstore/dump8537.txt

Still doesn't look like a whole heap of XP for that dl. What would that make them? Max cl 15?

[Derakon]

Still doesn't look like a whole heap of XP for that dl. What would that make them? Max cl 15?

A human warrior with 9500 XP would be level 22; a kobold rogue would be a bit behind the curve, but probably not too much. Level 20 at 2250' is very aggressive diving, but it's not totally inconceivable.

[Cromcruaich]

nice one!

though you must work in pharma, media or politics to start the y origin > 0

[Angrist]

Image links with the statistics do not work anymore. Can you fix please. Instead of the images this message.

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[Mark]

Image links with the statistics do not work anymore. Can you fix please. Instead of the images this message.

Fixed.

(I did some dropbox tidying and broke it)

[Mondkalb]

See Success Rate by Class and Race. (Likely skewed by race/class choices of newbies vs veterans; also show how often race/class combinations are played)]

There has to be something wrong here: 75% Gnome-Priest winners? I doubt that very much; also 57% Dwarf-Ranger winners, sounds unlikely. The same goes for Hgh Elf-Priests and High Elf-Paladin, whereas High Elf-Mage are only 36%.

[Derakon]

There has to be something wrong here: 75% Gnome-Priest winners? I doubt that very much; also 57% Dwarf-Ranger winners, sounds unlikely. The same goes for Hgh Elf-Priests and High Elf-Paladin, whereas High Elf-Mage are only 36%.

Sampling problems. Presumably there are only 4 Gnome Priests and they are all played by people who know what they are doing, and thus more capable of dealing with oddball combinations. Meanwhile, High-Elf Mages are an extremely obvious combination and thus people pick them all the time, even when they're newbies and haven't figured out how to play mages yet.