Wins by country Game of Empathy
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KPT at 2006-04-22
22 april 2006 (by kpato)
83 total games.
1? USA 23 games won.
2? POLAND 13 games won.
3? CANADA 7 games won.
4? FINLAND 6 games won.
4? NORWAY 6 games won.
4? NETHERLAND 6 games won.
7? GERMANY 4 games won.
7? UK 4 games won.
9? CHILE 3 games won.
9? FRANCE 3 games won.
9? BELGIUM 3 games won.
12? BRAZIL 2 games won.
12? ITALY 2 games won.
14? SWEDEN 1 game won.
14? SLOVAKIA 1 game won.
14? GREEK 1 game won.
14? N.ZEALAND 1 game won.
14? ANDORRA 1 game won.
winners countries = 18
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Thierry Wasserman at 2006-12-11
Hey!
I won three games (I think)… That would put Israel in there, no?
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KPT at 2007-02-09
when somebody can refresh this????
and yes thierry
that would put israel in there.
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david_artois at 2007-02-10
Well, for starters, the Republic of Mysteria has four wins (that's the country with the question mark on the flag in case you didn't know.)
Don't laugh, they're VERY patriotic!
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Hjallti ★ at 2007-02-12
I always thought Mysteria was a kingdom.
(since it is mysterious that although rational arguments would clearly point out that a republic would be more democratic then a kingdom, it turns out to be the other way around (the only reason I can think of is that in a republic the president has (often twice) 4 (USA) to 7 (France) years to fill his pockets), while the king is born with full pockets and doesn't need to take the trouble anymore).
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david_artois at 2007-02-12
“while the king is born with full pockets and doesn't need to take the trouble anymore”
Or queen.. Let's not be sexist!
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MichaeI X at 2007-02-12
AFAIK it's about keeping the job inside the Royal Family. To achieve this, they even allowed Queens. There are more important goals than sexism.
The old way (“whoever manages to defeat the dragon, gets my daughter plus the kingdom after my death”) was not necessary any more, when dragons became extinct.
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Ed Collins at 2007-03-15
For kpato…
Below are the current number of wins by each country, from Game #1 (“Snow”) through Game #172 (the empty expression), a total of 171 games. (There was no Game #110.)
(79) USA
(25) Poland
(24) Finland
(13) Netherlands
(12) Canada
(12) United Kingdom
(08) Germany
(07) Chile
(07) Norway
(06) Belgium
(05) Taiwan
(04) Italy
(04) Yugoslavia
(04) - null -
(03) Brazil
(03) France
(03) Israel
(03) Zimbabwe
(02) Greece
(01) Andorra
(01) Egypt
(01) New Zealand
(01) Portugal
(01) Slovakia
(01) Sweden
(01) Switzerland
(01) Ukraine
The results were obtained by cutting and pasting the source code from the Empathy Results Page into a text file, and then simply parsing the data, looking for all references for “.gif' title='” in the file. You'll note that after each such reference, the winning country is listed. It was then a simple matter to save this data to a file and sort and total the results. The entire program uses just 20 lines of code.
The data would be more relevant if the total number of players from each country who have played was known. For example, USA may have three times as many winners as the next highest country, but if ten times as many players from the USA have played, then the USA would certainly have nothing to brag about.
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FatPhil at 2007-03-15
The following people have played 150 or more games:
150 /jsp/info/player.jsp?plid=1373 klaashaas
153 /jsp/info/player.jsp?plid=10954 Paavo Pirinen
154 /jsp/info/player.jsp?plid=2425 Sheila
157 /jsp/info/player.jsp?plid=6123 roxann
167 /jsp/info/player.jsp?plid=4134 anwi
Next, a breakdown by country.
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FatPhil at 2007-03-15
Total entries broken down by country:
US 4760
GB 1224
PL 863
CA 808
Unknown 752
FI 726
NL 648
DE 549
ES 448
NO 403
IT 320
CL 298
RO 226
BE 219
FR 174
TW 168
SK 148
CZ 130
AR 119
BR 118
NZ 109
GR 103
HU 83
ZW 82
YU 74
BT 72
UA 65
EG 62
IL 55
SE 54
MY 49
AD 43
PA 42
PT 34
DK 31
AU 31
CY 22
RU 19
IE 18
NR 15
ZA 13
MX 13
GS 11
CH 10
PF 6
VU 5
Catalonia 5
AT 5
KG 3
HK 3
TN 2
SA 2
IS 2
TR 1
SI 1
SG 1
JP 1
CF 1
BS 1
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MichaeI X at 2007-03-15
And how did you do this, Fat? You most have catched and crunched a lot of files ?
So, the real winners are:
1. Israel (Thierry!)
2. Yugoslavia
3. Zimbabwe
4. Finland
(79) USA 1.7%(25) Poland 2.9%(24) Finland 3.3%(13) Netherlands 2.0%(12) Canada 1.5%(12) United Kingdom 1.0%(08) Germany 1.5%(07) Chile 2.3%(07) Norway 1.7%(06) Belgium 2.7%(05) Taiwan 3.0%(04) Italy 1.3%(04) Yugoslavia 5.4%(04) - null - 0.5%(03) Brazil 2.5%(03) France 1.7%(03) Israel 5.5%(03) Zimbabwe 3.7%(02) Greece 1.9%(01) ...
( one win only gives really too random results ;)
Hope I guessed the abbreviations correctly
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FatPhil at 2007-03-15
To find all players - 171 wgets, 171 greps, one sort, one uniq.
Then to get the actual tallies - Hundreds of “lynx -dump"s, hundreds of greps, one perl script to combine player nationalities with the number of games they'd played, one sort.
Do not expect me to do this again, as it hammers the server rather a lot. It would be an utterly trivial query to perform at the server itself, so you should persuade the webmaster to implement the feature if you think it's useful or interesting.
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Robin at 2007-03-15
The ten empathy players with most wins:
10 Paavo Pirinen
9 anwi
9 Pawel Grabowski
6 Dustin
6 Ed Collins
5 Bill
5 euhuang
5 Jaakko Pirinen
5 klaashaas
5 Robin
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Robin at 2007-03-15
All players with more than one win:
10 Paavo Pirinen
9 anwi
9 Pawel Grabowski
6 Dustin
6 Ed Collins
5 Bill
5 euhuang
5 Jaakko Pirinen
5 klaashaas
5 Robin
4 Bryan
4 David Scott
4 Elisa Kabiljo
4 Judy
4 Kellen Kooistra
4 Sheila
3 Art Duval
3 Colin Hoschak II
3 kpato
3 magicode
3 Matthias
3 Nathaniel Watson
3 passenger
3 Patrick Moore
3 Pleasance
3 Ricardo (Santos)
3 Rick Landis
3 sean_henderson
3 Szandor
3 t0mski
3 Tasmanian Devil
3 Thierry Wasserman
2 abbey
2 Belen
2 Beps
2 daisy
2 FatPhil
2 Fez
2 Hartmut
2 Hjallti
2 Jeppe Snell
2 Kendra
2 Marco (DeSangre)
2 Marius Halsør
2 Michal Piszczalka(piszczyk)
2 Peter van der Walle
2 Scot
2 Syl
2 Trevor Green
2 ypercube
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FatPhil at 2007-03-15
But how many games have they played?
victories/game
4/34 11.76% David Scott
9/124 7.26% Pawel Grabowski
10/153 6.54% Paavo Pirinen
4/67 5.97% Bryan
5/84 5.95% Jaakko Pirinen
4/74 5.41% Elisa Kabiljo
9/167 5.39% anwi
5/101 4.95% euhuang
5/103 4.86% Robin
6/124 4.83% Ed Collins
6/130 4.62% Dustin
5/140 3.57% Bill
5/150 3.33% klaashaas
4/145 2.76% Judy
4/154 2.60% Sheila
4/??? ????% Kellen Kooistra
Only those with 4 or more victories listed.
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KPT at 2007-03-15
nice numbers.
but hey ed
we use a diferent system
u count all the FLAGS
But for example
on the “roman numbers games”
there are (flags):
6 USA
2 FIN
2 GER
2 CHI
2 UK
1 TAI
1 NUL
1 BEL
1 NET
1 SWI
1 ITA
but i think is more fair
.no mather how much of flags are there
its 1 point
to USA , UK , CHI , FIN …etc
do u undestand?
that is the system that i use
show the reality more clear.
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Paavo Pirinen at 2007-03-15
Nice. …Of course it's nice. I'm doing damn well :)
Actually I think winning rounds is less interesting feat than hanging on top ten lists (quite a feat if you really can win when you want to, but in practise it seems rather random). On a long run it matters some, but it's still not what I aim at. I think taking more risks gets you more wins, but worse average rating. I try to avoid risks (though sometimes fail on that).
It's again pity that we've lost the last summer. I think we might get it on the waybackmachine soon, if we're lucky.
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KPT at 2007-03-15
u are right paavo
maybe there is some way to see
the “topten stay time list”
or something like that.
or
FIRST PLACES …X days.
maybe we can use the 2places and 3places of the games
because..i think maybe are players that have 1 game won
but have 10 2nd places :\|…it is important too.
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KPT at 2007-03-16
game 127 to 141
my record
15 games in line
in the TOP TEN of the week
so
lets see
kpato -15inarow
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Robin at 2007-03-16
List of players that were on the number one spot of the “top 10 of last 7 games” for 2 or more consecutive rounds.
1. Ed Collins 12
2. Pawel Grabowski 8
Paavo Pirinen 8
4. David Scott 7
Bryan 7
6. Bryan 6
7. Ed Collins 5
Paavo Pirinen 5
david_artois 5
10. passenger 4
Peter van der Walle 4
BIG BAD WOLF 4
Paavo Pirinen 4
Salla Lehtonen 4
Jeppe Snell 4
Art Duval 4
Dustin 4
18. Jeppe Snell 3
Ed Collins 3
Ed Collins 3
Paavo Pirinen 3
22. passenger 2
David Scott 2
David Scott 2
passenger 2
Bryan 2
Bryan 2
Ed Collins 2
Paavo Pirinen 2
Ed Collins 2
Colin Hoschak II 2
Paavo Pirinen 2
Paavo Pirinen 2
Robin 2
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KPT at 2007-03-16
12games in line! ON THE NUMBER 1 of the week
:\|
hey robin
what about your places on the topten in a row?
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Ed Collins at 2007-03-16
Robin, can you expand on your last list? Give us the results for players who held it for three consecutive rounds, then possibly four, etc.? And who held it the longest?
Jeez, I thought the way I arrived at my stats was pretty cool. I forgot the company I'm keeping. Some of these other stats, and the method used to generate them, blows my stats away.
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Robin at 2007-03-16
Hi Ed,
I think my last list contains exactly that information. You are number one on the list with TWELVE consecutive rounds. Pawel and Paavo share second place with EIGHT consecutive wins etc…
Robin
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Robin at 2007-03-16
My last post contains a mistake. Pawel and Paavo share second place with EIGHT consecutive rounds at the number one spot of the “top 10 of last 7 games” (not consecutive wins).
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Robin at 2007-03-16
kpato said: “what about your places on the topten in a row?”
I don't know, but it's less than twelve :) However, I appeared 45 times in the top ten of the last seven round. You appeared only 23 times in that list :p
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Robin at 2007-03-16
I think it is a good idea to create a webpage with empathy statistics. Ed, perhaps you can provide some space for this on your homepage?
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KPT at 2007-03-21
TOP TEN COUNTRIES
(winner games of the country
not winner games by players of the country)
1–60—USA
2–25—POLAND
3–23—FINLAND
4–12—NETHERLANDS
5–11—CANADA
—11—UNITED KINGDOM
7–07—CHILE
—07—GERMANY
—07—NORWAY
10-06—BELIGUM
2006-01-29
to
2007-03-18
173 games.
:)
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Robert Irvin at 2007-03-28
It would probably be interesting to be able to break down the expressions by country. I would bet that cycling brings different things to mind for Americans than it does for people who live in the UK for example. It could help us to understand the way people from different places think.
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Judy at 2007-06-14
Bumped to spotlight mongoose's cool new table!
http://www.tavislee.com/goe/last7games.php