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Sorry i don't mean to spam, i really want answers to my question

Sorry i don't mean to spam, i really want answers to my question

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1Fujiwara Evo - Wednesday 22/11/2006, 10:29
Master

In a battle, does it matter how many times you have played a specific card in the previous battles? i mean,
how do you decide which forexample DON wins? if 2 Dons come up against each other with abilities and bonus..who wins? does it matter which card has played the most battles in the previous games?

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AOD_CKANE - Friday 24/11/2006, 00:58
Master

Scientific statistics calls for a result to repeat itself with a less then 20% failure rate to be "significant". Thats 8 out of 10 for us lamens.
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Jolly Roger - Friday 24/11/2006, 12:49
Titan - De asskickers

I should use a t-test to determine if theire is a difference in "attacking" (you play first in the round) and "defending" (you play second in the round)

A t-test tells you if theire is a significant difference between the average of two data sets.
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1Fujiwara Evo - Friday 24/11/2006, 15:38
Master

Can you do a test on two coppers for me with bonuses and abilities and no pillz?
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Fraggle - Friday 24/11/2006, 17:29
Imperator - HK's fox on typewriters

Unless particular ability (like courage). Attacking or defending have absolutly NO impact on the outcome of the round.
I know some will have personnals beliefs.. But trust me (or not.. whatever ) there is no informations hidden from you.
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AOD_CKANE - Monday 27/11/2006, 19:05
Master

I like potato's

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