I know on one thread I'm complaining how busy I am, and here I am showing how I spent the last 15 minutes at work, but that's the difference between a Monday and a Friday.

Anyway, being a math person I love statistics.  For those that are curious here is a ranking of all live boards based on the number of games played divided by the numbers of days they have been live. 

The data is taken from the chart available to board reviewers (Reviews-->Board Status:Live) and was taken on 7/26/13

https://docs.zoho.com/sheet/published.do?rid=ulvpz74cc5bdf89424b94b862c3470dec3fd9

Fascinating. The dropoff from the top couple of boards to the bulk of them is huge.

Also, this highlights some real disappointments for me, as a mapmaker.

Infection, aka the original Hordes, is pretty low. That one is just a personal favorite of mine, so it sticks out.

Also, for me, Steel City, I think is a great map and it is very, very minimally played.

..and it probably favors 2-player maps - which is particularly damning for my Appomattox Campaign map.

Cramchakle wrote:

Also, this highlights some real disappointments for me, as a mapmaker.

Infection, aka the original Hordes, is pretty low. That one is just a personal favorite of mine, so it sticks out.

Also, for me, Steel City, I think is a great map and it is very, very minimally played.

Infection typically takes a very long time to play, so you don't start a game too often. And the cards are scary.

Steel City, there always seem to be a lot of poor play, makes for a bad game on what should be a strong map. And the colors sadden me.

Ribbon World is one of my first favorite maps from back on ToS, so I was sad to see it so far down the list.

i didn't even know steel city existed...

weathertop wrote:

i didn't even know steel city existed...

Well lucky for you, I just did some minor graphical updates today!