Posts tagged with Gwent
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DeckLock part 4: Flesh and Blood
Flesh and Blood has been gaining a lot of traction as a Trading Card Game, and I recently picked up two preconstructed decks to check out the game. It also would be great to add this new game to DeckLock as it seem interesting, and I’m pretty sure I’ll pick...
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Gwent: How Many Pro Players Are Out There ?
I noticed that some people ended up on my blog by searching Google for “gwent how many players in pro rank”. They would have been disappointed as there is no answer to that question yet, let’s see if we can change that! In this post using data science and web...
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An Agent Based Model to look at Gwent Pro Ladder (results)
With the Agent Based Model (ABM) from the previous post we can simulate any number of Gwent players, with known skill and play rate, playing throughout a season. Using this model we’ll try to get a firmer grasp on the ladder system and test whether this rewards skill or grinding...
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An Agent Based Model to look at Gwent Pro Ladder (code)
With the data that can be pulled from Gwent Masters assessing whether playing more will result in a higher ranking is difficult. So answering whether it is skill vs grinding games that will help you further, is challenging from the data alone. However, with agent based models, where we can...
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Kindle + Python = e-Ink Dashboard (part 2)
In the last post a Kindle Paperwhite 3 was jailbroken, Python 3.8 installed and all boilerplate code was added to have a way to start our script and launch it from KUAL. Now we can dive into the actual Python code that will turn the device in a proper DashBoard....
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Gwent: Pro Ladder Analysis and National Rankings
Data on players in Pro Ladder is released on playgwent.com, but it is limited. You get the rank, the score, the country of origin and the number of matches played. Using some fairly basic data analysis tricks there must be more we can do with these data! Using python we’ll...
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DeckLock part 3: How about a game of Gwent?
Gwent support in DeckLock has been on my ToDo list for some time as it currently is my favorite game. The artwork is stunning, it is well balanced and rewards skill. Though it being a digital-only card game makes it somewhat different from KeyForge and Magic: the Gathering. As the...