[FrontPlaya04]

I'm surprised no one started a thread on this.
http://paintballaccess.com/stats/
I'm digging the stats.
what do you guys think?

[reppin4jesus]

I could only imagine how difficult it is to keep up with those stats, but Im glad they're doing it. Way more interesting then the stats the NPPL has promised to produce.

[tremis]

I glanced at them. Seems pretty interesting. Looking forward to having a larger pool of games to get a better statistical average.

[631_Apathy]

Originally Posted by reppin4jesus

I could only imagine how difficult it is to keep up with those stats, but Im glad they're doing it. Way more interesting then the stats the NPPL has promised to produce.

There are no stats the PSP could do that the NPPL couldnt with those chips in the guns..
my only beef is that the +/- is pretty much the same as the W-L

[FrontPlaya04]

I like the idea of the nppl chips but not for divisional players. If the pros had them in the psp that would be sweet.

[potato]

Love the stats

Originally Posted by 631_Apathy

There are no stats the PSP could do that the NPPL couldnt with those chips in the guns..
my only beef is that the +/- is pretty much the same as the W-L

G count? Hit off break? Infraction?

The chips tell you how many shots you fired. Then correlates that with time and wins.

[bmoney003]

Originally Posted by FrontPlaya04

I like the idea of the nppl chips but not for divisional players. If the pros had them in the psp that would be sweet.

We do

[OldManPaintballer]

When I asked Mike Paxson about the chips, he said that they just tell how many shots you fire, how long you are in the game (constant shooting or small interval between shots). There is NOTHING in the chip that can tell G counts, penalties, shot off break, etc. That is something that a team of stat geeks have to watch the games for. The chip just helps to see how long a person is in the match and how much they shoot. If they are only shooting 2500 shots in a tournament, then they are not shooting much. If they shoot 25000, they are blazing away and probably wasting a lot of paint.

[Swizz]

Originally Posted by OldManPaintballer

When I asked Mike Paxson about the chips, he said that they just tell how many shots you fire, how long you are in the game (constant shooting or small interval between shots). There is NOTHING in the chip that can tell G counts, penalties, shot off break, etc. That is something that a team of stat geeks have to watch the games for. The chip just helps to see how long a person is in the match and how much they shoot. If they are only shooting 2500 shots in a tournament, then they are not shooting much. If they shoot 25000, they are blazing away and probably wasting a lot of paint.

No such thing as wasting paint brah.

[a.casper7]

Originally Posted by 631_Apathy

There are no stats the PSP could do that the NPPL couldnt with those chips in the guns..
my only beef is that the +/- is pretty much the same as the W-L

+/- represents that you were on the field when a point was won or lost. So it will almost directly correlate with the matches outcome. Individually it won't reflect it over an entire season. But if you are on a losing team you are, realistically, going to have a low +/- rating.

+: for a point won
-: for a point lost

(if you were unaware of how it worked.)

[Tom?]

Originally Posted by Swizz

No such thing as wasting paint brah.

[jgill07]

Originally Posted by FrontPlaya04

I'm surprised no one started a thread on this.
http://paintballaccess.com/stats/
I'm digging the stats.
what do you guys think?

Muuuch discussion on this already. E.g.:
http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?t=3768849
http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?t=3771950

To answer your question, the consensus is that people are diggin them so far, but they still need a little tweaking. We're not even through with the 1st PSP tourn yet though so Im sure these will be fine tuned and even more interesting soon.