Am I the only one here who is missing the ranges....? If there aren't ranges here, that's kind of a massive deal that has a huge effect on the results.
Secondly, I think that most of the people here are sorely overestimating their accuracy; In all my time playing, I have learned that people just are not accurate, and at any range that these weapons' ranged components would be valued (500m+~) people miss. A lot. If so many people could land 7, 8, 9, 10 out of 10 shots, I'd be dead a million times faster in my matches, so I suspect that there's a bit of a reluctance or lack of awareness that people are only hitting 2, 3 times out of 10. Angle, too, is ignored. There are
not people who can hit the LT or RT of a catapult facing them straight on at 500m 7~ times out of 10, yet nearly half of those who responded are claiming that they can. You cannot convince me of this. I've been here since CB and dare say I have mastery of this game and understanding of the capabilities of its playerbase. However, if the catapult is facing 90 degrees perpedicular to you, almost anyone could hit the side torso with at least reasonable accuracy. These are important measures of objectivity, and without them, you cannot draw conclusions from the data you receive.
Furthermore, I've already seen you take this unofficial and highly subjective thread that doesn't appear to use units of range and turn it against convergence
with a sample size of ten, admitting that that's small, but drawing conclusions and assuming it valid. (Admittedly, I'm not entirely sure it was you, and if not, then we've got someone running around who doesn't get science

The guy said something about making a thread and "getting the results he expected even though he knew it was only like 10 people, so it must have been true") That's really awful scientific practice and holds 0 water.
Karl Streiger, on 25 March 2013 - 02:12 AM, said:
Just to get some data for my latest research:
This is really really bad research ><
Not here to sound mean, I'm just telling you what I'm noticing Dx
Edited by Seox, 26 March 2013 - 02:55 AM.