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Hearthstone meta decks at low ranks1/25/2024 ![]() What I’m saying is that a deck which wins, say, 55% of the time, may not be a stronger deck than one which wins 50% of the time. Ready? Here goes:Ī deck’s actual win rate does NOT describe a deck’s actual power. After I say something that sounds a little crazy sounding, I’ll explain why it’s actually not crazy at all in several different ways. To examine what’s going on, I’m going to start with a statement that might sound wrong at first glance. I don’t think players are badly wrong, I don’t think Blizzard’s data is off, and I don’t think the meta reports are wrong, either. Perhaps it’s all those nasty meta reports put out by third parties that everyone flocks to, like HSReplay and Vicious Syndicate. Maybe players just follow the flavor-of-the-week streamer decks. Perhaps their perceptions are skewed and there is a lot we don’t accurately understand about the meta. These are probably the stats anyone would see if they had the same data and ran the same analysis.īut something seems off, doesn’t it? Why are the most common decks people are playing the ones which don’t seem to win the most, according to Blizzard’s data? Perhaps players don’t know what they’re doing. They have all the data, and I have no reason to assume they’d just make anything up. ![]() No one should know what people are playing and what is winning the most more than Blizzard themselves. Upfront I’d like to say that I assume all this data is true. (Last Full Week, All Regions, Rank 5-Legend, Alphabetical Order) This week we got a meta update from Dean Ayala (Iksar) concerning their stats on the most popular and best performing decks ( source ).
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