An example of why I don't like the PT aggression factor

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An example of why I don't like the PT aggression factor

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08-11-2005, 11:16 AM

MaxPower

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Re: An example of why I don\'t like the PT aggression factor

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I think it is odd that you guys are saying AF doesn't mean that much. In NatetheGreat's statistical study, AF was more correlated to winning than any other stat I believe.

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I don't think it is odd. It is not correlated to winning, it is correlated to win rate. That's not the same thing.

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