Best deploy. Aggregate data
Day 5,753, 14:17
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by Wigol
v3 of the Bookmarklet, now it will grab all the reports only made in the event.
The data collected so far (3451 samples):
You can see all the data collected in https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vS4paRliYTMsA4A0myRLYfryjMseze8UZcBjKYiW_q5Qo7PEuSvoI7XEWlxowpNW1jKeS2nu14d3faX/pubhtml?gid=313048601&single=true
As you can see the data isn't reliable yet and I need more samples
I've seen the data collected in this article but I think it has low sample, so I made a way to combine the efforts of several people easily. I made a bookmarklet for loading and formatting the data and a google form to add the data there. I think it is the easiest way for people to add their data maintaining the privacy.
The data collected is:
Deployment ID, for detecting duplicates
Experience gained, the best way to know how many energy was used
Loot gained. Only ice creams, gold and pp boosters (not bazooka parts)
What is a Bookmarklet?
A bookmarklet is a special kind of browser bookmark that contains JavaScript code. When you click on it, it runs the code on the current webpage, allowing you to perform specific actions on the site. Bookmarklets are useful for automating tasks or adding functionalities to websites.
How to Install a Bookmarklet in Different Browsers
Below are the steps to install the bookmarklet in three popular browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. Make sure you've copied the JavaScript code of the bookmarklet from the provided link before you start.
Google Chrome:
Open Google Chrome.
Click on the three vertical dots icon in the top-right corner to open the menu.
Select "Bookmarks" and then "Bookmark manager."
In the window that opens, make sure you're on the "Bookmark bar" tab.
Right-click anywhere on the empty bookmark bar and choose "Add page."
In the "Name" field, enter a name for the bookmarklet (it can be anything).
In the "URL" field, paste the JavaScript code you copied from the provided link.
Click "Save."
Mozilla Firefox:
Open Mozilla Firefox.
Click on the three horizontal lines icon in the top-right corner to open the menu.
Select "Bookmarks" and then "Show all bookmarks."
In the bookmarks window, right-click on the bookmarks toolbar and select "New folder."
Give the folder a descriptive name.
Open the newly created folder and right-click inside it, then select "New bookmark."
In the "Name" field, enter a name for the bookmarklet.
In the "Location" field, paste the JavaScript code you copied.
Click "Add."
Microsoft Edge:
Doesn't work
Open Microsoft Edge.
Click on the three horizontal dots icon in the top-right corner to open the menu.
Select "Favorites" and then "Manage favorites."
In the favorites window, select "Favorites bar" in the left column.
Right-click anywhere on the empty favorites bar and choose "Add page."
In the "Name" field, enter a name for the bookmarklet.
In the "Web address" field, paste the JavaScript code.
Click "Save."
After creating the bookmarklet, go to the main eR page, press the bookmark. On the top left will appear the data, it can take some minutes to gather all the data, just copy it and paste it to the google form.
Links:
Code in the bookmarklet v3
Google form to add the data
The data collected so far (3451 samples):
You can see all the data collected in https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vS4paRliYTMsA4A0myRLYfryjMseze8UZcBjKYiW_q5Qo7PEuSvoI7XEWlxowpNW1jKeS2nu14d3faX/pubhtml?gid=313048601&single=true
As you can see the data isn't reliable yet and I need more samples
I've seen the data collected in this article but I think it has low sample, so I made a way to combine the efforts of several people easily. I made a bookmarklet for loading and formatting the data and a google form to add the data there. I think it is the easiest way for people to add their data maintaining the privacy.
The data collected is:
Deployment ID, for detecting duplicates
Experience gained, the best way to know how many energy was used
Loot gained. Only ice creams, gold and pp boosters (not bazooka parts)
What is a Bookmarklet?
A bookmarklet is a special kind of browser bookmark that contains JavaScript code. When you click on it, it runs the code on the current webpage, allowing you to perform specific actions on the site. Bookmarklets are useful for automating tasks or adding functionalities to websites.
How to Install a Bookmarklet in Different Browsers
Below are the steps to install the bookmarklet in three popular browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. Make sure you've copied the JavaScript code of the bookmarklet from the provided link before you start.
Google Chrome:
Open Google Chrome.
Click on the three vertical dots icon in the top-right corner to open the menu.
Select "Bookmarks" and then "Bookmark manager."
In the window that opens, make sure you're on the "Bookmark bar" tab.
Right-click anywhere on the empty bookmark bar and choose "Add page."
In the "Name" field, enter a name for the bookmarklet (it can be anything).
In the "URL" field, paste the JavaScript code you copied from the provided link.
Click "Save."
Mozilla Firefox:
Open Mozilla Firefox.
Click on the three horizontal lines icon in the top-right corner to open the menu.
Select "Bookmarks" and then "Show all bookmarks."
In the bookmarks window, right-click on the bookmarks toolbar and select "New folder."
Give the folder a descriptive name.
Open the newly created folder and right-click inside it, then select "New bookmark."
In the "Name" field, enter a name for the bookmarklet.
In the "Location" field, paste the JavaScript code you copied.
Click "Add."
Microsoft Edge:
Doesn't work
Click on the three horizontal dots icon in the top-right corner to open the menu.
Select "Favorites" and then "Manage favorites."
In the favorites window, select "Favorites bar" in the left column.
Right-click anywhere on the empty favorites bar and choose "Add page."
In the "Name" field, enter a name for the bookmarklet.
In the "Web address" field, paste the JavaScript code.
Click "Save."
After creating the bookmarklet, go to the main eR page, press the bookmark. On the top left will appear the data, it can take some minutes to gather all the data, just copy it and paste it to the google form.
Links:
Code in the bookmarklet v3
Google form to add the data
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Interesting
Cuantas descargas has usado por fila?, porque yo suelo deployar a bajas cantidades, 200-300, y lo mismo me da más energía de la que he gastado (casi el doble algunas veces), que me da 0. Pero obviamente es más probable que me de 0 a que me de más de lo gastado. Además de las veces que me da solo 1, o 2. Yo calculo que suele rondar en torno al 50%, pero ahí veo % por encima del 70.
En el doc pone cuantas descargas hay de cada valor, es la columna que pone COUNTA of EXP.
Sobre los 200 de energía hay bastantes, unos 5 de cada valor. Pero aun así para mi no es una muestra representativa, si puedes añade tus deploys
No entiendo bien el gráfico del gold y los PP boosters. En teoría en deploys por debajo de 500 no te da nunca gold. Para el caso del PP booster, también hay un mínimo pero no tengo claro en cuanto está, supongo que entre 1500 y 2500.
Otro detalle, en el artículo que enlazas, aunque quizás si es cierto que usó baja muestra, encontró que en un análisis posterior se recuperaba menos energía que en el primer cálculo, todo ello cuando usaba deploys bajos. A mi me dio la misma impresión como si hubiesen cambiado la fórmula durante el fin de semana. ¿Quizás en tus análisis te habrá salido una diferencia similar?
Igual muy interesante artículo. Gracias por compartir.
Sí, me da la impresión que los primeros días daban más helados con deploys bajos, aunque estas muestras son de a partir del finde
La media es la misma durante toda la semana. He hecho cientos de deploys bajos y no hay variación entre el inicio de la semana y el final de la misma.
Sí que dan gold y pp boosters con deploys de menos de 500, pero como son muchos es tedioso ir mirándolos todos
En mi caso nunca me salió gold con menos de 500 y hice un buen número de deploys en ese rango revisándolos todos. El artículo al que enlazaste parece que salió lo mismo el mismo resultado. ¿Estás seguro que no es un error al recoger los datos de manera automática?
Oh mierda, sí que está mal. Lo arreglo
Arreglado, no hay gold con menos de 500 ni tampoco he visto pp con menos de 1600
Ahora si me cuadra bien.
Pues parece que con 1500 también puede caer PP. Me confundí e hice deploy con esa cantidad y también sale.
tl ; dr 900 because 200-300 are too annoying
Great effort and I'm checking things. You may have saved me a ton of work. 🙂
In the google form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScRjlYBn292AfDThSMTMTMhARmz5bqBTJy-buLe6NdqptGjfw/viewform
you have this:
"After that, go to the main eR page, press it,"
You should change it to
"After that, go to the main eR page, press the bookmark,"
Ok... I've read the google spread sheet. Comments:
The quantity of samples you have is extremely low. 🙁 In the other article it also had that problem and the result is unreliable statistics.
I collected a bunch of data and for a long time had the same feeling: even after 50 deploys with a specific energy (you have a total of 86!!!) with each deploy, the average would change by a lot.
In my spread sheet I have a total of 782 deploys, I still see a lot of variation. This is a problem... Of the game, not of my data collection or yours. 😐
Yeah, that's why I'm asking for more samples
there is "a lot of variation" also in powerspin result xD
I tried the bookmarklet, but it only gives 80 deploys or so, when I have deployed a lot more. I sent the result in the google form.
About your graphic, I still cant understand. I haven't found gold below 500 energy, and PP booster below 1500
The code had a flaw and it mixed some things. Now it works as expected and it reads all the deploys, I will appreciate if you can change the code with https://pastes.io/raw/zi4j3dpngl and send it again
Done with the new code, but still 88 deploys only.
google form report sent
Wigol que opinas del aumento de packs?
¿El aumento en la duración en la posibilidad de comprarlos? Me parece perfecto, es una buena medida
v+s
Really interesting.
I've sent my data
Will you update this article with new data?
Yes, I added how many samples are collected at the beginning. With your data there are 866 samples
In the javascript you are limiting to 9 pages of reports, I have 140 pages!
I changed it to 11 and it fetched 110 reports. I don't know if anything bad will happen if I put a higher number.
I hardcoded it in the beginning and forgot to change. Use the new code, it search all the pages and filters only the reports in the event
im totally for articles and data checking into things, even did a v+s+e..
but,.. those graphs were a headache to look at 😛
693 muestras después de la épica de ayer, enjoy!
Ya esta actualizada la gráfica? Gracias x el esfuerzo.
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My deploy data is here, you can add it if you want:
https://wiki.erepublik.com/index.php?title=User:Democr1tus/deploy_data&action=edit