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I'm saying the defense would have the advantage in average hp. It obviously won't have the advantage in total hp (if the battle is maxed and not completely lop-sided). More people show to defense, and less people make it into the battle. So, the defense will be able to do a better job of selecting the highest hp players. To really compare them it would probably make sense to take the top 84 attackers and compare their hp to the 84 defenders. The extra 16 that make it into the battle are probably the lower hp players, and they skew the average lower for the attackers. But, really that's all a minor point and wouldn't explain the large differences in the battles you posted.
I do understand your numbers now after taking a closer look, I just don't have nay way of really judging how imbalanced it is based on 1,100 hp a man for the extra 16.
Looking at total hp difference is too difficult to interpret, because it depends on the size of the battle and the number of people that show up. A 30k hp difference in a large is a whole lot different than in a small.
All that is to say, those battles look imbalanced. I imagine things would look somewhat different if it we looked at a battle that was the only battle happening. And, I imagine a Project attack would look different. But, I imagine it would still be sufficiently imbalanced, since some of those battles you linked were very imbalanced.
The day before the massive multis (don't know if it was the cause of the multis), there was this battle:
04/14/2011Diablo Blaze-Shadow Walkers-Diablo Ridge50 vs 42
ConqueredH.p. 127.545 (97%) : 106.778 (99%)
That works out to an average hp advantage of 16 hp for the Project. The reality of the situation is probably somewhere in between and closer to the imbalanced battles. (I don't think this battle is representative of where we are)
I do understand your numbers now after taking a closer look, I just don't have nay way of really judging how imbalanced it is based on 1,100 hp a man for the extra 16.
Looking at total hp difference is too difficult to interpret, because it depends on the size of the battle and the number of people that show up. A 30k hp difference in a large is a whole lot different than in a small.
All that is to say, those battles look imbalanced. I imagine things would look somewhat different if it we looked at a battle that was the only battle happening. And, I imagine a Project attack would look different. But, I imagine it would still be sufficiently imbalanced, since some of those battles you linked were very imbalanced.
The day before the massive multis (don't know if it was the cause of the multis), there was this battle:
04/14/2011Diablo Blaze-Shadow Walkers-Diablo Ridge50 vs 42
ConqueredH.p. 127.545 (97%) : 106.778 (99%)
That works out to an average hp advantage of 16 hp for the Project. The reality of the situation is probably somewhere in between and closer to the imbalanced battles. (I don't think this battle is representative of where we are)
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