Season 39: Whitelist and map pool update
June 24, 2021
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As the start of Season 39 gets closer and closer, it is time to finalize to map pool and whitelist.
Quick reminder of the current map pool:
- cp_gullywash_final1
- cp_process_f7
- cp_snakewater_final
- cp_sunshine
- cp_granary_pro_rc8
On top of these already confirmed maps, the following maps will also be a part of this season’s map pool:
Whitelist
The only change to the whitelist will be the removal of the Quickie Bomb Launcher.
Poll Results
Maps (Score out of 10):
- koth_product_rcx: 7.12
- koth_clearcut_b15d: 5.54
- cp_metalworks: 6.66
- cp_reckoner_rc6: 6.26
We decided to put in cp_reckoner_rc6 over cp_metalworks despite metalworks having a slightly higher score mainly based on the top tier votes. In those votes metalworks was the lowest scoring map and the most requested map to be removed from the map pool. After this season we will re-evaluate both maps.
Whitelist:
- Remove Market Gardener from the whitelist: 52.4% No
- Remove Iron Bomber from the whitelist: 58.5% No
- Remove Solemn Vow from the whitelist: 75.3% No
- Remove Quickie Bomb Launcher from the whitelist: 55.1% Yes
- Remove Loch-n-Load from the whitelist: 55.1% No
While the Iron Bomber will remain on the whitelist, we are aware that a plugin exists to adjust the hitbox of all pipes. However, messing with the hitbox of the pipes on such short notice would not be beneficial for anyone in this scenario, especially without any data or feedback on the plugin. After the season we will look into the options of running this plugin, potentially using it in a cup setting to gain some data and feedback on the use of it.
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i take the removal of the quickies personal
NO MORE QUICKIES NO MORE OFFSIDE https://youtu.be/2WQNPw46cyA
why did people want the downgrade weapon removed and not the straight upgrade weapon
Reckoner has been reconciled, blessed day
poll open to people below div1 = these results. surprised quickies are gone tbh but will take it, those things are dumb af
no quickies, bring bang 1s badlands last
Oh no my babies are banned!!! what will i ever do!!!!
no quickies :))))))))))
poll open to people below div1 = these results. surprised quickies are gone tbh but will take it, those things are dumb af
Should’ve removed iron bomber smh
metalworks map of the devil,,, 6.66….
finally no quickies
poll open to people below div1 = these results. surprised quickies are gone tbh but will take it, those things are dumb af
And there is your evidence that public polls to decide a whitelist is a bad idea.
Weapon that is considered not that strong but speeds up the game and makes promotes attack over stalemates = banned.
Weapon that turns the game into overwatch where you can see enemies health = not banned.
So 55.1 % > 58.5 % ?
I have to review my math.
So why did we ban quickies again? A sidegrade that bext to no one uses? Because the only thing I heard is “they are cancer in mge”
Okay @TonTon let me break it down for you, as I see you kinda struggled with comprehending such math.
55,1% of voters, voted YES to remove the Quickie bomb launcher. Which means that the remainder (100-55,1) of 44,9% voted NO
In the second case 58,5% of voters, voted NO to remove the Iron Bomber. Which means that the remainder (100-58,5) of 41,5% voted YES
So etf2l kinda did you dirty here with a bait and switch, and you unfortunately didn’t acknowledge the two compared percentages were for a different result (You compared %YES votes with %NO votes).
When you compare the actual percentage of voters that voted YES for both of the cases, you’ll see that:
55,1% > 41,5%
In conclusion, you have made a slight goof and incorrectly assumed that the math done by etf2l is incorrect, when in fact it is correct and you were just wrong.
Okay @TonTon let me break it down for you, as I see you kinda struggled with comprehending such math.
55,1% of voters, voted YES to remove the Quickie bomb launcher. Which means that the remainder (100-55,1) of 44,9% voted NO
In the second case 58,5% of voters, voted NO to remove the Iron Bomber. Which means that the remainder (100-58,5) of 41,5% voted YES
So etf2l kinda did you dirty here with a bait and switch, and you unfortunately didn’t acknowledge the two compared percentages were for a different result (You compared %YES votes with %NO votes).
When you compare the actual percentage of voters that voted YES for both of the cases, you’ll see that:
55,1% > 41,5%
In conclusion, you have made a slight goof and incorrectly assumed that the math done by etf2l is incorrect, when in fact it is correct and you were just wrong.
Okay @TonTon let me break it down for you, as I see you kinda struggled with comprehending such math.
55,1% of voters, voted YES to remove the Quickie bomb launcher. Which means that the remainder (100-55,1) of 44,9% voted NO
In the second case 58,5% of voters, voted NO to remove the Iron Bomber. Which means that the remainder (100-58,5) of 41,5% voted YES
So etf2l kinda did you dirty here with a bait and switch, and you unfortunately didn’t acknowledge the two compared percentages were for a different result (You compared %YES votes with %NO votes).
When you compare the actual percentage of voters that voted YES for both of the cases, you’ll see that:
55,1% > 41,5%
In conclusion, you have made a slight goof and incorrectly assumed that the math done by etf2l is incorrect, when in fact it is correct and you were just wrong.
Okay @TonTon let me break it down for you, as I see you kinda struggled with comprehending such math.
55,1% of voters, voted YES to remove the Quickie bomb launcher. Which means that the remainder (100-55,1) of 44,9% voted NO
In the second case 58,5% of voters, voted NO to remove the Iron Bomber. Which means that the remainder (100-58,5) of 41,5% voted YES
So etf2l kinda did you dirty here with a bait and switch, and you unfortunately didn’t acknowledge the two compared percentages were for a different result (You compared %YES votes with %NO votes).
When you compare the actual percentage of voters that voted YES for both of the cases, you’ll see that:
55,1% > 41,5%
In conclusion, you have made a slight goof and incorrectly assumed that the math done by etf2l is incorrect, when in fact it is correct and you were just wrong.
Okay @TonTon let me break it down for you, as I see you kinda struggled with comprehending such math.
55,1% of voters, voted YES to remove the Quickie bomb launcher. Which means that the remainder (100-55,1) of 44,9% voted NO
In the second case 58,5% of voters, voted NO to remove the Iron Bomber. Which means that the remainder (100-58,5) of 41,5% voted YES
So etf2l kinda did you dirty here with a bait and switch, and you unfortunately didn’t acknowledge the two compared percentages were for a different result (You compared %YES votes with %NO votes).
When you compare the actual percentage of voters that voted YES for both of the cases, you’ll see that:
55,1% > 41,5%
In conclusion, you have made a slight goof and incorrectly assumed that the math done by etf2l is incorrect, when in fact it is correct and you were just wrong.
Okay @TonTon let me break it down for you, as I see you kinda struggled with comprehending such math.
55,1% of voters, voted YES to remove the Quickie bomb launcher. Which means that the remainder (100-55,1) of 44,9% voted NO
In the second case 58,5% of voters, voted NO to remove the Iron Bomber. Which means that the remainder (100-58,5) of 41,5% voted YES
So etf2l kinda did you dirty here with a bait and switch, and you unfortunately didn’t acknowledge the two compared percentages were for a different result (You compared %YES votes with %NO votes).
When you compare the actual percentage of voters that voted YES for both of the cases, you’ll see that:
55,1% > 41,5%
In conclusion, you have made a slight goof and incorrectly assumed that the math done by etf2l is incorrect, when in fact it is correct and you were just wrong.
Okay @TonTon let me break it down for you, as I see you kinda struggled with comprehending such math.
55,1% of voters, voted YES to remove the Quickie bomb launcher. Which means that the remainder (100-55,1) of 44,9% voted NO
In the second case 58,5% of voters, voted NO to remove the Iron Bomber. Which means that the remainder (100-58,5) of 41,5% voted YES
So etf2l kinda did you dirty here with a bait and switch, and you unfortunately didn’t acknowledge the two compared percentages were for a different result (You compared %YES votes with %NO votes).
When you compare the actual percentage of voters that voted YES for both of the cases, you’ll see that:
55,1% > 41,5%
In conclusion, you have made a slight goof and incorrectly assumed that the math done by etf2l is incorrect, when in fact it is correct and you were just wrong.
Okay @TonTon let me break it down for you, as I see you kinda struggled with comprehending such math.
55,1% of voters, voted YES to remove the Quickie bomb launcher. Which means that the remainder (100-55,1) of 44,9% voted NO
In the second case 58,5% of voters, voted NO to remove the Iron Bomber. Which means that the remainder (100-58,5) of 41,5% voted YES
So etf2l kinda did you dirty here with a bait and switch, and you unfortunately didn’t acknowledge the two compared percentages were for a different result (You compared %YES votes with %NO votes).
When you compare the actual percentage of voters that voted YES for both of the cases, you’ll see that:
55,1% > 41,5%
In conclusion, you have made a slight goof and incorrectly assumed that the math done by etf2l is incorrect, when in fact it is correct and you were just wrong.
Okay @TonTon let me break it down for you, as I see you kinda struggled with comprehending such math.
55,1% of voters, voted YES to remove the Quickie bomb launcher. Which means that the remainder (100-55,1) of 44,9% voted NO
In the second case 58,5% of voters, voted NO to remove the Iron Bomber. Which means that the remainder (100-58,5) of 41,5% voted YES
So etf2l kinda did you dirty here with a bait and switch, and you unfortunately didn’t acknowledge the two compared percentages were for a different result (You compared %YES votes with %NO votes).
When you compare the actual percentage of voters that voted YES for both of the cases, you’ll see that:
55,1% > 41,5%
In conclusion, you have made a slight goof and incorrectly assumed that the math done by etf2l is incorrect, when in fact it is correct and you were just wrong.
Okay @TonTon let me break it down for you, as I see you kinda struggled with comprehending such math.
55,1% of voters, voted YES to remove the Quickie bomb launcher. Which means that the remainder (100-55,1) of 44,9% voted NO
In the second case 58,5% of voters, voted NO to remove the Iron Bomber. Which means that the remainder (100-58,5) of 41,5% voted YES
So etf2l kinda did you dirty here with a bait and switch, and you unfortunately didn’t acknowledge the two compared percentages were for a different result (You compared %YES votes with %NO votes).
When you compare the actual percentage of voters that voted YES for both of the cases, you’ll see that:
55,1% > 41,5%
In conclusion, you have made a slight goof and incorrectly assumed that the math done by etf2l is incorrect, when in fact it is correct and you were just wrong.
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