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Do you have data on that too? Or is it just obvious again?
Do you have the data yet? I believe everyone is on the edge of their seats waiting.
Bro, I didn't make the original post you replied to. Check yourself on that.
Second of all you sound like a high school student, not an actual engineer doing real world work. If you did, then you would understand why your simple solution doesn't work in anything but a vacuum where things cannot deviate.
I never said anything about the complexity of the Battlegrounds simulator. Simply that it requires a lot less because there are less variables involved. You are just being a jerk and trying to twist what I said.
Here's an easy way to resolve this though. Put your money where your mouth is. Write the code. I'm waiting.
Lol at the programming bro talk. I actually do it for a living instead of telling people about it on the internet.
Your making a huge mistake by assuming everything is known and in a vacuum with no outside forces acting on it. Deck lists change all the time with subtle meta shifts. Not everyone has every card for every optimal deck. Not all metas are the same for every rank. Not all people can pilot a deck the same. Human behavior and ingenuity is a huge variable. To account for all of these things is near impossible without someone noticing at some point given how popular the game is.
As for the deck tracker I assume you are talking about the Battlegrounds one. Keep in mind there is far less going on there. You don't choose what minions are offered. They are all always offered. You don't choose how many exist. They all have a set amount. You don't choose who attacks who. It is governed by a strict set of rules. Far easier computationally.
Of course if you want to write that 200 lines of code that proves me wrong. Be my guest and make that app. I hope you get rich off it. I'm just going to err on the safe side and bet against you on that one.
I've mentioned it before, but at some point I'd like an answer as to why 3 people on Hearthpwn seem to have this all figured out but no one actually tracking and writing code for these things has. It's mind boggling.
Yea, it's called finding you a worthy opponent. It even tells you so. If your MMR tanks because you are losing a lot then a worthy opponent is clearly one with less skill that you have a chance at beating. This is basic match making. Nothing nefarious.
You are all over the place and not making any sense. One minute you are on about a patent that is irrelevant to Hearthstone. Next you're making deluded statements like this. Seriously, who pays you to be such a huge troll? Your entire day cannot consist of just being a horrible human to other people on here.
It's not just the database stuff. It's all the programming that goes into analyzing it and making decisions based off of it. All of that costs a ton of money and resources to maintain and keep hidden. It also has a ton of risk if someone finds out about it. Turns out companies are very risk averse and don't like that type of thing.
Also, as mentioned no site that tracks these things has never found anything suspicious. You would also assume that if a programmer was being told to write code that seems unethical they would probably leak that information somewhere. Are the developers at Activision so evil that none would even consider that? And why is it that like 3 people on Hearthpwn have found an answer that no one else has? It's confusing to me.
To me the answer is someone is paying this 3nnu1 guy to be a huge troll. Lots of paid "activists" out there and plenty of them are internet trolls.
Answer the question homie. Who is paying you? No once acts like this without some financial reason.
Who pays to do this? No one would spend that much time on nonsense without getting paid by someone. Well I guess you could be unemployed and this is just what you fill the hole in your life with.
Just say it's not random. That's all you need. But then this thread wouldn't be where you make your argument. The OP was specifically talking about rigging with malicious intent.
It doesn't add value because it is lowering the bar for the definition of rigging to virtually anything that does not appear to be random. That doesn't fit the definition and misuses the word as others have said.
If you're saying that it is not completely random that is one thing. Rigging has malicious and fraudulent intent attached to it. And there is certainly no proof of anything of that sort.
No you shouldn't. For the exact reason my following sentence states: "Although that statement doesn't add value to the argument or the game. "
You're being an ass and quoting out of context while not addressing everything else I said. Are you a journalist or something?
Threads like these are fascinating to me. I guess you can say that anything that deviates from truly random is rigging the game. Although that statement doesn't add value to the argument or the game.
I think it's fair to say that the game has a matchmaking system that tries to find you a "Worthy Opponent". Is that detrimental? I think not. Especially since there is no evidence it does it based on cards or decks. It's just a normal matchmaking system. Does it feel bad when you are higher up than you actually should be and you get your ass handed to you? Yea, but that's just part of finding your equilibrium.
People here are just ill equipped mentally to find their own faults in their play or deck. If it worked for so and so, why not me? because you are a human going up against another human who makes decisions and has creative thoughts. But it didn't follow the exact percentages I was told. Yea because those are based on huge sample sizes. You will see far more variation in your games than the stats show. Fact of the matter is that what you see is variation in how people see things and make decisions based on them. No one plays exactly the same way and there is always room for creativity and ingenuity which is what humans are good at. Adaptation to a meta is a sign of ingenuity not rigging.
I'd also like someone to respond to the HSReplay stuff. Seriously, any rigging would show up in their stats somewhere. The only answer I've seen is that they are not analyzing it correctly lol. That's not how data analysis works.
Here's my conspiracy theory. There are people that get paid by competitors to come here and try to get people to think Hearthstone is rigged and the developers are pure evil. I find it hard to believe people would troll so hard without getting paid.