I was just checking the MAPOTM list to see where I stood, and noticed a funny little stat. For those of you who use firefox and have Greasemonkey along with the right script (percentages on clan tables), you can see what your win/loss/draw percentages are. To my surprise, I found that I had won 52&, lost 39%, and drawn 10% of my games, equaling 101%. I'm sure there's some mathematical explanation for this but thought I'd share this weird little stat anyway.
I always new I was 1% above the rest of you. 😏
Just kidding. 😞
Originally posted by GalaxyShieldSorry to disappoint you, but Northern Lad has 101%, too. 😉
I was just checking the MAPOTM list to see where I stood, and noticed a funny little stat. For those of you who use firefox and have Greasemonkey along with the right script (percentages on clan tables), you can see what your win/loss/draw percentages are. To my surprise, I found that I had won 52&, lost 39%, and drawn 10% of my games, equaling 101%. I' ...[text shortened]... rd little stat anyway.
I always new I was 1% above the rest of you. 😏
Just kidding. 😞
Originally posted by GalaxyShieldIt's rounding error. If the 10 and 39 (for example) were actually 9.6 and 38.7 (again for example) then both would round up resulting in an extra 1%. If you look around you may find some percentages that are less than 100%.
I was just checking the MAPOTM list to see where I stood, and noticed a funny little stat. For those of you who use firefox and have Greasemonkey along with the right script (percentages on clan tables), you can see what your win/loss/draw percentages are. To my surprise, I found that I had won 52&, lost 39%, and drawn 10% of my games, equaling 101%. I' ...[text shortened]... rd little stat anyway.
I always new I was 1% above the rest of you. 😏
Just kidding. 😞
Originally posted by KeplerAh ha, yeah, I should have known that.
It's rounding error. If the 10 and 39 (for example) were actually 9.6 and 38.7 (again for example) then both would round up resulting in an extra 1%. If you look around you may find some percentages that are less than 100%.
Ah well, still a funny thing to come across when you're looking for something else. 😛
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Not exactly jokes, but I found the last couple pages quite humorous 😛.