Yea East Russia is actually a huge surprise to me, even though the margins between the bonuses are small.
I totally would've expected smaller bonuses at the top, since, obviously they are less territories to control and also more difficult and less worth to break. I don't really know what to read out of that, though.

Tukey type of multiple comparison testing and confidence intervals to check if there's a significant difference would be an added value.
Very interesting overall though!

wow wonderful and useful info. I personally play MME often but your job is just impressive.

May I know what software you used for this?

Edited 3/2/2021 22:58:33

1 warzone API to get the games
2 simple python scripts to parse the data to csv
3 google sheet to visual it

This is fascinating. Thank you for taking the time!

Yea East Russia is actually a huge surprise to me, even though the margins between the bonuses are small.
I totally would've expected smaller bonuses at the top, since, obviously they are less territories to control and also more difficult and less worth to break. I don't really know what to read out of that, though.

Perhaps the problem isn't that you don't understand what to make of those numbers but that you don't understand the numbers at all. That would make two of us then. What is "where West China was played" even supposed to mean?

Perhaps the 55.3 percent East Russia means the following: 100% is the amount of games where either the winner or the loser owns East Russia. 55.3% of times it's the winner and 44.7% of times it's the loser. With that in mind East Russia having the highest percentage probably means something which should be intuitively clear:
- If your opponent breaks East Russia, you probably lose the game
- If you manage to keep East Russia you probably win the game. The causation can be here either "You keep East Russia" --> "You win" and also "You win" --> "You keep East Russia".

Edited 2/27/2021 20:22:15

I really like this. Going to join the 1v1 ladder soon, but do it on this account, because I'm curious how the data looks when it isn't muddled. I inputted some of my other accounts, but they had unclear data due to improvement over time. ie. They had games played while I was a ~2200 elo player, and games played while I was a ~1500 elo player. Improvement over time obfuscates the data.