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Rage3D slowing down?
- Thread starter David
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- Oct 31, 2001
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We should be mindful that attrition plays a heavy hand in these types of team combat, er... competition. 
Various teams will have peak production levels far out performing their average over time as team members lose interest, change jobs, move, or encounter any number of computer gremlins.
Recruitment of the people here at the forum remains our greatest weapon. From what I can see by the stats (thank you David, and others, who pointed me in the right direction), we have roughly 2/3 the processors doing about 75-80% the work of the other teams. Thus, we crunch more with less numbers.
Get our numbers up (members and good processors) , and we can out perform anyone. IMHO.
Wedo
Various teams will have peak production levels far out performing their average over time as team members lose interest, change jobs, move, or encounter any number of computer gremlins.
Recruitment of the people here at the forum remains our greatest weapon. From what I can see by the stats (thank you David, and others, who pointed me in the right direction), we have roughly 2/3 the processors doing about 75-80% the work of the other teams. Thus, we crunch more with less numbers.
Get our numbers up (members and good processors) , and we can out perform anyone. IMHO.
Wedo
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Un fortunatly not David. This is a blurp from Stanford. If ya check the latest update on statsman, everythings down to 0 production. I believe this just happened in the past few days and everyones production for one update was 3-4 times higher.
We'll see in the next few days, i'm keeping track of the top 20 producing teams, i'll see wether or not their falling back. And I'll report as soon as they do.
Cheers
We'll see in the next few days, i'm keeping track of the top 20 producing teams, i'll see wether or not their falling back. And I'll report as soon as they do.
Cheers
OP
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Cluster said:Un fortunatly not David. This is a blurp from Stanford. If ya check the latest update on statsman, everythings down to 0 production. I believe this just happened in the past few days and everyones production for one update was 3-4 times higher.
We'll see in the next few days, i'm keeping track of the top 20 producing teams, i'll see wether or not their falling back. And I'll report as soon as they do.
Cheers
Whoops. Our production was down a bit as well.
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I think the problem is stanford is not updating the files the stats pages use to update there db as it looks like the scores on stanfords pages are changing Date of last WU on out team page at stanford is 2002-04-02 17:05:42
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