Endgame RvR statistic in OF with new RAs
The goal of this statistic was to get a good estimation about the popularity and the success of the classes, regarding endgame RvR (=OF&DF) on Uthgard.
For this I used the weekly LWRP-data from the Uthgard Herald and made some analysis and visualisation in Microsoft Excel.

Boundary conditions
I only took the data from chars, who had:
- more than 10 000 lwrps (would have been too much work otherwise)
- a realmrank equal or higher than 4L3 (to filter out all battleground activity) *except graphic 0

Period of the statistic
The LWRP-tables were saved for analysis from the herald on the following days:
Week 1: 14.05.2010 [551 chars filtered by the two boundary conditions]
Week 2: 22.05.2010 [581 chars...]
Week 3: 29.05.2010 [534 chars...]
Week 4: 05.06.2010 [527]
Week 5: 12.06.2010 [514]
Week 6: 19.06.2010 [476]
Week 7: 26.06.2010 [504]
Week 8: 03.07.2010 [468]
Week 9: 10.07.2010 [477]
Week 10: 17.07.2010 [503]
Week 11: 26.07.2010 [549]
Week 12: 01.08.2010 [512]
Week 13: 08.08.2010 [509]
Week 14: 15.08.2010 [482]
Week 15: 28.08.2010 [522]

Evaluation
For each of these filtered LWRP-tables, I summarized the LWRPs and counted the number of chars for every class.
Then I took the mean values of all the weeks. The following graphics show either these mean values of all weeks,
or the values of each weak separate. They will be updated every week with more data as long as I have fun doing this

Results
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Graphic 0a: Comparison of the charnumbers with more than 10k LWRPs split into two RR-sections. Average over all weeks. Only here, the chars under 4L3 were considered.



Graphic 0b: The total weekly charnumbers with more than 10k LWRPs split into two RR-sections. Only here, the chars under 4L3 were considered.



Graphic 1a: All LWRPs of the classes of each realm added together and compared. Average over all weeks.



Graphic 1b: All LWRPs of the classes of each realm added together, for every week separate and divided in classtypes (stealther/non-stealther). I wasn't sure where to put the Minstrels, so I seperated them.



Graphic 1c: Total LWRPs (means all LWRPs of a class added together) of the six pure-stealthers in comparison. Average over all weeks.



Graphic 1d: Total average LWRPs of the meleetypes in comparison. Means: All LWRP of the classes in a category were added together and divided by the number of classes in that category. Average over all weeks. Only classes that rely on melee were considered.



Graphic 1e: Total LWRPs (means all LWRPs of a class added together) of the casters in comparison, average over all weeks.



Graphic 2a: All LWRPs of the stealthers and the non-stealthers of all realms added together. Average over all weeks.



Graphic 2b: All LWRPs of the stealthers and the non-stealthers of all realms added together, for every week separately.



Graphic 3a: All LWRP's of each class from Albion added together. Also shown is the number of chars of each class. Average over all weeks.



Graphic 3b: Same like graphic3a, but as percentage of the total LWRPs of the whole realm.
Sorted by the number of counted chars. Average over all weeks.



Graphic 4a: All LWRP's of each class from Midgard added together. Also shown is the number of chars of each class. Average over all weeks.



Graphic 4b: Same like graphic4a, but as percentage of the total LWRPs of the whole realm.
Sorted by the number of counted chars. Average over all weeks.



Graphic 5a: All LWRP's of each class from Hibernia added together. Also shown is the number of chars of each class. Average over all weeks.



Graphic 5b: Same like graphic5a, but as percentage of the total LWRPs of the whole realm.
Sorted by the number of counted chars. Average over all weeks.



Graphic 6a: This is the average LWRPs for one player for each class of all three realms. This means: Total LWRPs divided by charnumber.
Also shown is the number of chars of each class. Graphs are sorted by charnumber. Average over all weeks.



Graphic 6b: This is the average realmrank and the number of chars of each class over all weeks.



Graphic 7: These are all the chars that were count in this statistics, each week has a different color. Can you see yourself?



Graphic 8a: Will it be higher or lower with old RA's and the upcoming changes?



Graphic 8b: Gratz ;o)

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Sidenote
These are the average values of all weeks on which I took data so far.
You can also see the values of each single week here:
week1
week2
week3
week4
week5
week6
week7
week8
week9
week10
week11
week12
week13
week14
week15

I am done with the statistic, feel free to discuss!

Regards,
Rector

gz for this amazing work

Closed on request.

Thread is open from now on for suggestions etc.
As the graphs will still change every week when more data comes in, one should better not draw too much conclusions from it yet.

Excellent!

strange, but i still can't see you pics :'(

Would be nice to see how the upcoming changes affect these stats.

Of course that would mean the measurements can start from RR2-3 (hopefully 3 at least) rather than from 4L3.

Rector wrote:
Graphic 1b: All LWRPs of the classes of each realm added together, for every week separate and divided in classtypes (stealther/non-stealther). I wasn't sure where to put the Minstrels, so I seperated them.


Graphic 7: Does LWRP have anything to do with RR? You can answer the question yourself now

All said here under is a conclusion of the first 3weeks
(don't include last week due to zerg RP farming)

Hibs have had a great increase into RP gain not only with high RR gg's but also a lot, if not the most, of low RR (see graph 7, the entire lower part of the triangle is green).

Also the Hibs have the most active stealthers with the most RP gain in absolute numbers but when comparing them in fractions they are simmilar to the other realms.
(stealther comparison; hib 2/10, Mid 1/5, Alb 2/8, graph 1b)
their visible classes get more RP gain as the Alb visible classes (3milj <> hibs) & Mid clenches on at the rear with almost half Hib RP gain (4milj <> hibs).

I think its not a bad conclusion to say that Hib is grown out to the biggest realm with a high number of low RR wanting to get there share of the coockie & easily dominates the 2 other realms in most factors.

arnius wrote:(see graph 7, the entire lower part of the triangle is green).

Green is just the color of week 4. I dont differ between realms on this figure. Its more a fun statistic than anything useful =)
But I colored the background of the legend grey instead of black, so one can see the colors better now.

Hmmm that gives a total different picture ... /shrug

I geuss my conclusion was partially mistaken then ... would be nice to have such a graph like I had mistaken this one for, but I'm pretty sure that the work going in making the current one's is more then enough already.

added week5

Really an amazing work rector!

I've a suggestion looking at the 0 active friar this week: do you think that can be interesting a graphic that show the trend of the active player per class week by week?

I tried it out:


But I don't think that one can draw any conclusion from this.

I think such a statistic can only be useful if its taken over a long time period, half a year at least. I am planning to do this for ten weeks, not longer. And then maybe a 2nd ten weeks when Old RAs are established. So I won't continue that figure

Rector wrote:But I don't think that one can draw any conclusion from this.

I think such a statistic can only be useful if its taken over a long time period, half a year at least.

Yes, i agree, was just an idea.

sure, was worth the try