Fix MMR range for Toss and Zerg

[Eliwan-1354]

@llllllllllll-12402

And that Terran players have been playing longer on average.

The only evidence I have seen offered for this point of view is that the Terran population has risen with time,

@Eliwan-1354

For example, 10 players of each race quit, with an influx of 15 new Terrans and 5 new Protoss and Zergs.
Or only Z/P players quit or swapped races.
Or each race got 10 new players, but only 5 Terrans quit compared to 10 Protoss and Zergs.

And these are all visually going to result in the same data.

Which is likely but not definite that the median Terran is more experienced than the median Protoss or Zerg.

However, we should also note that this same average creates a massive flaw when looking at the other data, because the median game Terran is silver while the median for the other races given a random game is Diamond.

@llllllllllll-12402

Did that one deter you even for a moment? The fact that they play more “indicates nothing” at all whatsoever, right?

Not in this thread, but yes, we went over that it’s particularly strange,

@Eliwan-1354

But that should not cause a dramatic effect as players learn to play the game. The effect should vanish as players play the game for more hours, as the player’s need for intuitiveness will decrease as they become familiar with the RTS systems overall; and the effect should also be diminished as players become more familiar with the specific race or “how long have you played that game”, both of which are something that 12402 has pointed out are true.

But also very critically, note that I also went over how the multiplicity of factors means that moving one doesn’t make a convincing argument that it’s not the factors because there’s still more of them to discredit that have yet to be.

@Eliwan-1354

Which, again, I’ve spent multiple posts writing out ways in which multiple effects uniquely more influence Terran in this regard; but also I have pointed out more distant in the past how that doesn’t really add up to the levels of deviation we see.

What that means in turn is that even if one more factor tips to the other side, there’s still too many outliers for me to be ‘happy’ with that as a conclusion - because of the stated base assumption that I have, that the game is mostly balanced at most play levels.