Re: DM: Killin' stats and strategies

From: smallen@flute.aix.calpoly.edu (The Muffin Man)

Date: Sun, 05 Dec 1993 21:14:18 +0000

In article <2dnsj6$ips@apakabar.cc.columbia.edu>,
 <hitz@cumbna.bioc.columbia.edu> wrote:
>
>I am interested in kills/win ratio in various arenas.  If you have nothing
>better to do, could you check a typical newsletter for a turn in 'YFA',
>and e-mail me:
>1) Arena, Nationality, Turn #, # wins in the last 10 turns, # kills in the
>last 10 turns.  (I don't care how current it is)
>
>Much appreciated:
>Also, an optional questionaire:
>
>What is your personal (for a single arena, or all) _regular_ AD kill/win
>ratio?  (don't include DA kills, if you remember)
>
>What's the highest number of kills a warrior of yours has (from regular
>AD)?
>
>Do you actively try to kill your opponents?  Do you actively try _not_ to
>kill your opponents?  Do you _care_ if you kill your opponents?  Do you
>make a distinction (for these cases) between 'friends' (or allies) and
>'enimies'?
>
Hmm...I really don't try to kill my opponents...but I have a lunger from
Talcama(18) that made it to AD with 5 kills, though 2 of them were from the
dark arena. I also have another lunger that just made it to AD and he only
killed once. In fact, that was the only kill on my team. My record is like
78-62-1. Most of that is from that lunger, a waste, a striker, and a
parry-rip. The team in Talcama on the other hand is 61-78-7. Six of those
kills were from lungers, and one was from a striker that is long since dead.
I really think individual warriors have a certain kill level, i.e. some are
killers and some aren't. I ran those two lungers almost exactly same
throughout their careers. Oh well...just puttin me 2 cents in...

-Shawn

Muffy in 7, 18, 69, and 104

References

DM: Killin' stats and strategies
Ben 'Critical' Hitz
Fri, 03 Dec 1993 17:21:42 +0000