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Posted by: x Foman123 x
That is an invalid method of calculating win/loss ratio anyway. EXP points are still gained even when you do not "win" a game in Lone Wolves, Rumble Pit, or multi-team games. This method also does not account for tie games in either team or solo playlists.
Really, the only thing you can accurately calculate using EXP is how often you come in dead last place. But even with double EXP, you will still be able to do that because you will still gain zero points for last place. Thus, nothing will change.
But having a tie or getting third in lone wolves is still pretty much considered a win if I'm not mistaken. At least I don't think you ever go down in rank for tying.
And no, you won't be able to tell how many times you've lost with double exp. Let's say you've won 600 out of 1000 games on the current system. That's 60%. But let's say it was the new system and 200 of those games you won were double exp. That would have your exp at 800. Which would have it 800 out of 1000, which would make it look like you had a 80% win/loss.
Posted by: Blakpanther
But the win/loss ration you suggested is more complicated than that...
You have to factor in exp penalties and custom games, and also on the random occasions where you aren't given anything (which has happened to me a few times), or if it was a tie.
I did factor in exp penalties. And there is a way to figure out how many matchmaking games you have played. Go to Career Stats. In the top right corner it will tell you how many games you have played in ranked and social. Just add those together.
Ok it says I have 724 exp. I have 630 ranked games and 646 unranked games. And I have 12 exp penalties. So it would be (724+12)/(630+646). Which is 736/1276. Which is 58% rounded.