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Online Metropolis Man

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2015 World Ranking
« on: December 13, 2014, 01:27:30 PM »
2015 World Ranking

The World Ranking has two components: a Wins component (50%) and a Participation component (50%). It's a simple ranking system, but still an effective measure of player caliber. To receive a World Ranking a player must finish at least three Tournament challenges. So, let me walk everyone through how one's World Ranking is determined.

Each of the 2015 Tournament challenges has a column in my Tournament spreadsheet. Individual cells in the challenge columns are filled with a ratio of how many players a player beat in that challenge in relation to how many could have been beaten. Let’s take a look at Joe Blow and how Joe did in the first 3 events of the season. Let’s say the field size of event #1 is 25 and Joe finished 8th. That means he beat 17 out of a possible 24 players (I don’t count Joe), so Joe’s event #1 cell is =17/24. The 2nd event was larger, 30 players, and Joe did even better and finished 6th. Event #2’s cell is =24/29. Event #3’s participation dropped to 25, but Joe pulled out all the stops and won it. Event #3’s cell is =24/24.

Down the spreadsheet after all the individual challenge columns is the “Sum of Wins” column. This is just the total of all of one’s ratios in each challenge column. So, with the first 3 events in the bag, Joe’s “Sum of Wins” column is 2.537.

Next comes the “# of Events” column which is a simple count function for all challenge columns. Joe has only participated in three 2015 Tournament Challenges so far, so his “# of Events” figure is 3. The “Sum of Wins” is then divided by the “# of Events” for an “Ave of Wins” column:

2.537 / 3 = .845.

Now it’s time to add the weight for the Wins component. The Wins weight for everyone is 50% of final score, so we take .845 X .50 and get .422 That’s Joe’s final Wins component.

The second component is Participation. Everyone who submits a score in a challenge receives a 10% participation bonus figured into their ranking. So, there’s a 10-event cap at which point a player receives 100% of the Participation component. If someone participates in more than 10 Tournament challenges, then a player’s best finishes will be used to compute the World Ranking.

Okay, so Joe Blow has participated in the first 3 events. His participation bonus is .30 (10% per event). Participation counts for 50% of final score, so we then take .30 X .50 to get Joe’s final Participation component of .15.

Joe’s World Ranking is his final Wins component + his final Participation component:

.422 + .15 = .572

For a trip down memory lane, check out the Final 2010 World Ranking the Final 2011 World Ranking, the 2012 Final World Ranking, the 2013 Final World Ranking,and the 2014 Final World Ranking.


2015 World Ranking — December 03

   Player                        World Ranking
   ClayMask      0,9915   
   LenaLJ      0,9825   
   Nikitachi      0,9348   
   Ginj      0,8984   
   Metropolis Man      0,8847   
   alyssa.cole      0,8787   
   december22      0,8165   
   HelenP      0,8077   
   krzyman21      0,8035   
   christinal3106      0,7977   
   MarianT      0,7907   
   kirkbysims      0,7900   
   Nutella      0,7869   
   GlazeyLady      0,7545   
   fluffyj00      0,7514   
   MissZoef      0,6864   
   sdhoey      0,6833   
   callycat      0,6753   
   thekatie0409      0,6664   
   CynKuy      0,6565   
   officialghosts      0,6188   
   IronicBeauty      0,6115   
   Oshizu      0,6063   
   londonsim      0,5917   
   Brisayshi      0,5802   
   Shewolf13      0,5772   
   Kirstie      0,5433   
   fivebyfive      0,5267   
   agamble      0,4942   
   KTK10      0,4890   
   mayayeti72      0,4800   
   WriterJunkie      0,4666   
   Noshien      0,4618   
   SIMantics101      0,4566   
   Nelleam      0,4375   
   Teresa      0,4303   
   MischaMusic      0,4274   
   Makenziegma      0,4263   
   smastbrook      0,4197   
   KayBear      0,4046   
   rokrchik      0,4005   
   Slarts      0,3976   
   PSDuckie      0,3870   
   ManiSims      0,3826   
   Ilessthan3TheSims      0,3596   
   white_crane      0,3525   
   Celebrin      0,3430   
   thefaeriesgirl      0,3414   
   Starsha      0,3276   
   Deklitch      0,3059   
   rrturley      0,2755   
   Alexandria_      0,2405   
   Ravencloud999      0,1976   
   Gheez      0,1810   

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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #1 on: March 04, 2015, 07:55:49 PM »
The World Ranking is now live and official with three events in the bag. Grats to ClayMask on an incredible start to this season. Will she continue her streak? Will Lena put the pedal to the metal and defend her crown? Or will a newcomer rise up and win it all? Time will tell.



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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #2 on: March 05, 2015, 01:45:48 AM »
Well I am meeting exceeding my expectations so far. Congrats to Claymask!

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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #3 on: March 05, 2015, 01:49:50 AM »
Thank you.

I noticed that some people with only two scores had a rank assigned to them, and some did not.

Sorry, nevermind.  The ones I was thinking had only two scores actually had DNFs.

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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #4 on: March 26, 2015, 08:10:28 AM »
I just updated the world ranking now that Baby Boomer has closed. Wow! Changes all over the place. Lena squeaked by ClayMask for the top spot, but look at the small margin. It's so close! And as a fan sitting on the sidelines let me tell you it's not a two horse race by any stretch - lots of players are in the running. And lots of players were added to the world ranking just now since Baby Boomer was their 3rd event. Exciting stuff! So much is up in the air - especially once players have their 10 events in the books and I only then choose their top 10 for the ranking. When players have the privilege of dropping bad performances it makes a huge difference.

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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #5 on: April 16, 2015, 07:11:55 AM »
I have updated the World Ranking to include results from Trait Expectations.

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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #6 on: April 17, 2015, 11:32:24 AM »
I made a mistake and did not realize oshizu had completed three events - so she now has been added to the World Ranking. Sorry, oshizu!  :D



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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #7 on: May 03, 2015, 07:34:23 PM »
I made a mistake and did not realize oshizu had completed three events - so she now has been added to the World Ranking. Sorry, oshizu!  :D

I've been feeling embarrassed about your public apology and haven't replied to your post.
Thank you so much!  Seeing my name there inspires me to....erm, well, it's just a nice feeling to be there with the rest of the challengers!   ;D 

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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #8 on: May 05, 2015, 04:01:32 AM »
I've noticed that when there is a tie, the person who reported their score later is listed on the leadberboard below the person who reported their score earlier.  How are ties on an event scored in the world ranking?

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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #9 on: May 05, 2015, 07:30:00 AM »
I've noticed that when there is a tie, the person who reported their score later is listed on the leadberboard below the person who reported their score earlier.  How are ties on an event scored in the world ranking?

Hi ClayMask - there actually are no ties. The spreadsheet carries everything out to who knows how long - 10 places or something. It's just that I do not feel like carrying the World Ranking out more than 3 places after the decimal.

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EDIT: Okay, my bad - it's early and I am still waking up. :) I did not understand your question at first. Okay...let me try and explain how I do this. I copy the leaderboard after I close an event and paste it to a text document to print out. So, now it's sitting next to me and I am ready to work on the World Ranking. I start at that bottom. It may be a DNF or it may be someone who did turn in a score. Whatever the case they get a 0 because they beat 0 players. If the player above them has the same score - DNF or otherwise - they get a 0 as well because they did not beat anyone. I mean to beat someone means your score has to be better, right? :)

Let's say the total field size is 20. Then the best the winner is going to get is 19. They can only beat 19 other players, so I would put a 19 by their name. Their ratio for that event in the spreadsheet would be 19/19. No let's say you and Lena both finish right under the winner and are tied for 2nd. Neither one of you beat each other - your scores in the event are the same, so it's entered in the spreadsheet not as 18/19, but 17/19.

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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #10 on: May 05, 2015, 07:35:37 AM »
What I mean is if two players tie in an event, are they recorded as scoring the same on the event when it's entered into the world ranking, or is the one who reported their score in the event listed as a higher place since they are higher on the leaderboard?

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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #11 on: May 05, 2015, 07:46:20 AM »
Yeah if there is a tie in an event, you're right - the player who reported first will be listed above on the leaderboard. I have always done that. Just personal preference I guess. But, as I hope I explained above it makes no impact on the WR - their ratios entered into their individual cells would be the same for that event.

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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #12 on: May 05, 2015, 08:03:27 AM »
Okay, thanks.  I'm glad it works that way.

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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #13 on: May 07, 2015, 08:24:15 AM »
The World Ranking has been updated this morning with the close of Collection Obsession.

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Re: 2015 World Ranking
« Reply #14 on: May 07, 2015, 09:13:49 AM »
Congratulations Tixxis on moving to third place in the ranks.  I'm sure your ranking score will jump up a lot more once you can drop your lowest score.

 

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