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This happens when you play a game that you should of wipe the floor with but end up losing. And now your rating hasn’t moved much, if at all. So what gives? Is this match making blind to your performance? Or maybe it’s shielding something that you don’t get to see: your hidden rating? The … Read more
Until you have several heat cards sitting in your discard pile, race doesn’t feel overwhelming. When you hit point where a heavy box stop is more out of desperation than strategy, it’s all about avoiding a stall. Nothing else matters. Positioning and speed no longer matter; it is just about survival as Legends cars follows … Read more
Until it does not. You feel solid on your ladder. Then one week you are facing opponents who seem out of your league. The next you’re getting stomped by someone you should of beaten comfortabley. In traditional rating systems this is noise that gets smoothed away using some kind of rigid averaging formula. For Glicko-2, … Read more
Wingspan Asia Duet has an ambiguous last tally unless you just add them up yourself. You can play a solid game and create nice combos, only to realize you didn’t get the results you expected as quick as you thought. This make keeping track of that much easier. All those things is automatically totaled (points … Read more
Drawing risk, drafting tiles, playing them out, and then settling up at the end is what makes Azul so exciting. Jokers is spent when you place them but don’t come back in. Storage overflow and floor penalties subtract points from your final score. Your board points determines if you’ll win or lose. Use our calculator … Read more
Splendor Duel’s ability to make you pause before using a privilege scroll is often why you do it. You crave that instant gratification, but are concern that the board refill might aid your adversary. Why does this matter? Resource management is deceptively thin in this game. You know which cards you can buy, but you … Read more
In Flamecraft, running a town is less about building things and more about managing an orchestra where every instrument want to play a solo. There are piles of goods accumulating faster than you can sell them; there are dragons demanding special jobs; and there are shops that require magical enchantments. And by the final round, … Read more
