Message text I think there are a few arguments to try another proposal:
1) the side with better kills-dead number wins 2) if 1) is a draw, the side with the best total shooting points wins. (no surviving points, nor kills counts) 3) if 2) is a draw, the side with the best rate planes on board/Tot. planes at the beginning 4) if 4) is a draw the game is a draw (or toss a coin)
Every pilot on the winning side gets a win.
I think this method will enanche teamworking, much more than having the best scorer as winner no matter what his team performs.
To track the single player skill I think that the best way is the "campaing score system" counting points between two consecutive deads, maybe with "a best ever" statistic.
In the end, I think that the best way to know who's the better player is to play *competitive* or *semi-competitive* tournaments, where the scoring system is well-known in advance and where people plays the same scenario twice one for each side. After a few tournaments the better player will emerge over luck and planes preferences.
my 2 cents (euros)
Giovanni |
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