UBT - wbiz wrote: ↑Mon Feb 26, 2024 10:48 pm
If you promote on Boinc credits, you could have the unusual outcome of having teams with lowest FB points (and bottom of their league) being promoted and teams with the highest FB points (and top of their league) being demoted. Those that focus only on the highest reward projects get promoted, those that do a broader range of projects get demoted.
Perhaps if this is the way you want to go then get rid of the progressive naming of the leagues, so its not a promotion or demotion, it is changing to a different focus group eg three racing team names.
Hi
Thanks for your input.
In simple terms, the problem is that FB points are awarded based on the position a Team (or a Member) achieves either through being in the Top 10 of the Marathon or by perhaps one or more high ranking positions in one or more Sprints...and hence the FB points are NOT related to the effort made to earn BOINC credits.
So, it does not take into account the fact that one team in League 3, could be awarded significant FB points during one or more Sprints by perhaps only earning say 20,000 BOINC credits. But another team in League 2 might only get far fewer FB points BUT may have earned 5,000,000 BOINC credits in the process.
So, which is the team that has made the most effort and hence should be rewarded with a promotion?
Of course, if FB points were directly related (and scaled) to reflect BOINC credits, it might be different. But that would then remove the analogy between the FB Challenges and the points awarded to teams and drivers at the end of each F1 race.
So, I'm just trying to keep it simple as BOINC credits are used in order to dictate which position each team (or member) is placed in each League, so the higher BOINC credit earners should compete with other high credit earning teams (or members)?
As mentioned, I'll review how things go over the first few Sprints and I'll calculate which teams (or members) are not pulling their weight and which are doing their best.
The naming of the Leagues themselves has been set by Sebastien and changing the names would not pose an issue for me, but what else do we call them, as the higher leagues will be populated with higher earning teams (or members)...so, that implies they would be in the number 1 League?
And just with F1, there are F2 and F3 formulas for racing, which comprise different teams, with slower speeds and smaller budgets
Ideally, having 3 Leagues means that teams/members of similar crunching abilities will be grouped together, but initially NEW teams/members (with no "FB track record") should be rewarded, if they earn lots more BOINC credits than their opponents in the lower League.
regards
Tim