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01-01-2015
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Registered User
Join Date: May 2013
Posts: 3,027
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You shouldn't care about your spar stats. Just spar the toughest opponents and beat them or come close. People will notice you eventually. Some people have terrible stats and are really good. Some people have amazing stats, but selective sparred to get them so they are not at the skill their stats are. Bottom line, spar for fun not for stats. BTW: if you boost to get reset, only your wins will get reset. Your losses will remain the same. So do you prefer 1000-2000 or 0-2000? Up to you. |
01-01-2015
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Emperor
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: New York
Posts: 1,000
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and when was the last time you've seen someone on an alternate account, assuming a new identity winning a GST? resetting your spar stats to try to get people to think you're good is kind of dumb. i see people running around with 125-25 records or whatever, and "they're good at spar" is the last thing to go through my mind. i'm much more likely to think "this person obviously sucks and needed to get a fresh start to spar noobs and get a fake record." no good gst team is going to recruit these people. the leaders of the good guilds are not stupid, we know that your stats don't mean anything. i recruited tae to sage and he won a gst. at the time i recruited him, i don't even think he was 2-1. i recruited yurhomi, i believe the dude was negative at one point, or at least very close. now look at him.
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01-01-2015
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Enguard & Alumni
Join Date: Sep 2011
Posts: 5,773
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ITT: people caring a whole lot about what others care about while telling them what not to care about there are good argument to why people should be able to reset their spar records, and I'd 100% support it if the act itself wouldn't affect sparring as a whole - I just personally think like it'd end up making sparring more "careful" and that's so boring to me activity in the sparring community is really all there is to care about for me anymore the people saying not to care about your statistics or whatever probably care as much or more than you, it's just hard for them to admit it there's nothing wrong with you wanting to set statistical goals and challenges for yourself in the game and if that's what makes it fun for you then you should continue doing it |
01-01-2015
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Emperor
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: New York
Posts: 1,000
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this is ignorant and clearly in direct response to my quote, doesn't really deserve much of a response. i care so much about my statistics that i had a period where i ran around letting negative ratios take a win after i put them at 0.5. just stick with your account. yurhomi was negative, now hes 30k-9k. if you make a new account, people will judge you harder than they judged your first account. happy new year btw, staying festive. |
01-07-2015
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Deus Vult
Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: Le Canada
Posts: 3,811
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competitive sparer in training From what I know is that Unless someone can defeat me in a fair match they arent better than me I hate when people get fake scores to think they are better than me and then get defeated so easily that i can be blindfolded at some times....I wish stats where not a thing |
01-07-2015
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01-09-2015
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Python
Join Date: Aug 2013
Posts: 1,894
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The point he was making was that it can falsify someone's statistics. Think psychologically about what this would do do the spar community. If people were allowed to reset their spar record, those who would do so would do it because they're unhappy with their record, right? We can assume then that for the most part, the records being reset are negative, even, or barely positive. What happens next is why I don't support this idea. Once these same people reset their spar record, they have in mind that their only goal is to look "pro" and good at spar. They will most likely go to any sort of extreme to get a shiny, good looking record on their profile, including selective spar and boosting. I don't think anyone wants this sort of behavior to be common in the spar community. Now I'm not saying that this sort of behavior would come out of everyone, as I'm sure it wouldn't. But the large numbers that will exhibit this reaction, and the effect that would have, outweighs the somewhat more "legitimate" request for others that wouldn't abuse it as such.
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01-09-2015
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Deus Vult
Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: Le Canada
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