Post by angus725 on Mar 2, 2011 0:21:29 GMT -5
Got an idea from everyone's beloved tank game...
The ship point event.
Is a NON-fleet based, BB event, where each tier of ship are worth a certain amount of points, the number of players needed are between 35 and 3, but there is a maximum amount of points each team can use. Prior to registering, each team must state how many of each ship they are using.
BB1s are worth 2 points each.
EBB1s are worth 4 points each
BB2s are worth 4 points each.
EBB2s are worth 8 points each.
PBBs are worth 9 points each.
BB3s are worth 10 points each. (except for nelson, which is worth 9)
EBB3s are worth 13 points each.
BB4s are worth 16 points each.
BB5s are worth 25 points each.
BB6s are worth 37 points each.
Each team is allowed a total of 70 points. (this may be from as low as ~50 to as high as ~80)
Top prize for the entire team is the calculated by this formula.
-5((0.1p+0.4)^-2)+0.6p+150-q=t
Where p is total players, q is points spent, and t is total winnings of the team in $, etc.
The system of prizes rewards lower tiers of ships played, rewarding larger groups of players while not punishing smaller groups of players (as much as possible, though someone could probably come up with a better formula than me).
Second and third place prizes can be determined by multiplying t by percentages.
Discuss.
The ship point event.
Is a NON-fleet based, BB event, where each tier of ship are worth a certain amount of points, the number of players needed are between 35 and 3, but there is a maximum amount of points each team can use. Prior to registering, each team must state how many of each ship they are using.
BB1s are worth 2 points each.
EBB1s are worth 4 points each
BB2s are worth 4 points each.
EBB2s are worth 8 points each.
PBBs are worth 9 points each.
BB3s are worth 10 points each. (except for nelson, which is worth 9)
EBB3s are worth 13 points each.
BB4s are worth 16 points each.
BB5s are worth 25 points each.
BB6s are worth 37 points each.
Each team is allowed a total of 70 points. (this may be from as low as ~50 to as high as ~80)
Top prize for the entire team is the calculated by this formula.
-5((0.1p+0.4)^-2)+0.6p+150-q=t
Where p is total players, q is points spent, and t is total winnings of the team in $, etc.
The system of prizes rewards lower tiers of ships played, rewarding larger groups of players while not punishing smaller groups of players (as much as possible, though someone could probably come up with a better formula than me).
Second and third place prizes can be determined by multiplying t by percentages.
Discuss.
