@acrasiavfx@GoodOlBackup@rad_dude124@ZoneXbez Maybe quadruple that number to account for https://t.co/ihH4reLdaR, Microsoft and crossplay. Then split that amongst all the various modes, and you basically get the answer as to why balancing full teams equal to your skill level rarely occurs.
@acrasiavfx@GoodOlBackup@rad_dude124@ZoneXbez It’s more of a population issue than sbmm coming from an Australian.
Current 24hr peak is 250,000 players (steam)
Australia holds about 1.5% of total users on steam
~4000-5000 players in Australia.
Top 2% says there’s around 75-100 steam players like you to balance teams.
@donko_bonk This is in no way related to the comments previous but just me being curious after reading the example in the photo you’ve provided and wanting to understand better.
I feel like in a multi faceted issue to focus on one specific issue and completely ignore others is illogical?
@immovableAutism It is implied to equal a singular number or implied to essentially be (2(1+2)). I think it’s easier to see if you substitute (1+2) with x. Can’t divide 6 / 2x due to 6 not having an x term.
@immovableAutism I could be wrong feel free to correct: This is an Implicit vs Explicit multiplication issue. If you look at the picture I’ve attached I’ve fundamentally kept the equation the same. The issue here is that due to no explicitly multiplication sign between 2 and (1+2) …. 1/2