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indeed ,arnhem is waiting ( playing ) a game to get airstrike or barrage ( almost the only way to win ) seems a waste of time for me

but you're right patience is the key word !!!

also at RBF i think

[Aktualisiert am: Sat, 17 March 2012 12:08]

Dear Memoir 44 fans!

I promised, that i will refresh my statistics. I late a few months with the numbers, but finally i had the time to share with you. Here are the latest numbers:

572 battles
76783 dice rolls (unfortunately the mine field, finest hour, medics dice rolls are excluded, because they are not shown on the final statistic screen after a battle)

My dice roll figures:

Infantry: 13911 - 33,37%
Tank: 6974 - 16,73%
Grenade: 6970 - 16,72%
Flag: 7023 - 16,85%
Star: 6808 - 16,33%
All: 41686

Opponent's dice roll figures:

Infantry: 11685 - 33,29%
Tank: 5845 - 16,65%
Grenade: 5914 - 16,85%
Flag: 5858 - 16,69%
Star: 5795 - 16,51%
All: 35097

Total numbers:
Infantry: 25596 - 33,34%
Tank: 12819 - 16,70%
Grenade: 12884 - 16,78%
Flag: 12881 - 16,78%
Star: 12603 - 16,41%

The star figure is a little less than expected

My Targets:
Infantry:
Roll: 26863
Hit: 12996
48,38%

Armor:
Roll: 11417
Hit 3814
33,41%

Artillery:
Roll: 3400
Hit: 937
27,56%


Opponent's Targets:
Infantry:
Roll: 21817
Hit: 10626
48,71%

Armor:
Roll: 11388
Hit: 3709
32,57%

Artillery:
Roll: 1892
Hit: 499
26,37%

Total targets:

Infantry:
Roll: 48680
Hit: 23622
48,53%

Armor:
Roll: 22805
Hit: 7523
32,99%

Artillery:
Roll: 5292
Hit: 1436
27,14%

Number of battles: 572
Average dice roll/battle: 134,24
My: 72,88 (88,08 Axis and 61,50 Allied)
Opponent: 61,36 (61,46 Axis and 61,25 Allied)

The distribution of dice rolls by sides is very interesting. As Allied player I roll almost the same as my opponents but i roll much more as axis!

My average hits of enemy units: 31,03
Opponent's hits: 25,93
Difference: 5,09

Total number of killed units: 32581
unit/game: 56,96
My: 17747
Opponent: 14834

Number of turns and duration of the battles:
When i was axis: 38,86 turns
The battles last 42 minutes and 25 seconds in average. (of course a lot depends on the speed of the computers, the bandwidth of the internet connection, and the quickness of the players)

When i was allied: 31,39 turns
The battles last 34 minutes and 59 seconds in average.

Number of collected medals during 572 games:
My: 5299 (9,26/battle)
Opponent: 3547 (6,2/battle)
The maximum is 5720, if we do not count with the possibilities of collecting 11 or 12 medals/game.

Distribution of my targets:
Infantry 64,44% - 46,96 dice rolls
Armor 27,39% - 19,96 dice rolls
Artillery 8,16% - 5,94 dice rolls

Opponent's targets:
Infantry 62,16% - 38,14 dice rolls
Armor 32,45% - 19,91 dice rolls
Artillery 5,39% - 3,31 dice rolls

I hope you find my topic about the Red Barricade Factory useful and you are able to improve your skills with it.
Good luck for you M44 fans! Enjoy the game and roll the dice on RBF!

I share a link with you:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/kd6z0yb2hgz78wi/z5NmPbfZGk

Here you can find some of my screenshots what i made during playing with M44. I chosed these pictures because i found them very interesting. The name of the files are helping you, what is on the pictures.

There was a time during the beta testing, when hardcore memoir fans could get 11 or 12 medals on the Red Barricade Factory scenario. I think this is prohibited nowadays, but i saw that other players are able to do that. I don't understand how they did it, because i tried several times, and i got only 10 medals. I get medals for the town hexes, but they were not added to final medal score. If you have an answer please share with me. Thanks!

I have a few pictures with my high scores. There was a time, when i had 141 points advantage. Once and never again
Bad luck screenshots from both sides, interesting final dice roll statistics and cards in hand in critical situations

If you have question, feel free to ask me!

Have fun!
HamonSerrano

[Aktualisiert am: Sun, 02 September 2012 15:05]

Hello M44 fans!

Rolled Flags, which cause hit (when unit can not retreat) would be also an interesting detail for hardcore players like us.
Unfortunately the battle summary is not public for the players.
You cannot download an xls with it. (you can download only personal battles) I collect data manually from the battle summary screen. It is not all the data what we could use. On this screen you can't see the statistics of Medics, The finest hour. These rolled dice are not shown, just like the minefield dice too.

I know, that my (or any) statistics will not be perfect, because you can not count the critical situations. For example you can't kill a single infantry unit in the bottom row with a barrage. I tried to kill with a barrage, and rolled only stars and tank.

I you have bad luck in a situation, it could cause trouble for you. An injured, but survivor unit can make a medal, by killing an enemy unit next round. You can loose a game with a situation like that, and you may not see in the summary stat, that your dice roll % (hit rate) was below average. It is too complicated to show it perfectly in the stats.

I really don't understand why DOW make a secret about a facts, how many times were a battle played online? It would be helpful for players, to know, which maps are the most popular.
You can see the win rate chances before choosing a battle, but you can not see, how many times were played.

I try to show for players that DOW's dice roll machine works correctly. 100.000 dice roll is a huge number to prove this fact.
Lot of players think that only luck (dice and cards) decide the outcome of a battle. I disagree. The skill of a player (knowledge of M44, rules, maps, strategy) is very important too.
Unfortunately there are only a few maps (scenarios) where you have the time to beat the luck factor. RBF gives you the best chance for that. That's why we like this map.
Hard to be patient when your dice rolls are below average, and most of the scenarios are too short to change the battle.
Which other maps would you recommend to beat luck?

Anybody knows how can we reach 11 or 12 points in a game? I got the medals (visually shown on the screen) but not added to the final score.

Bye!
HamonSerrano

[Aktualisiert am: Thu, 21 March 2013 17:20]