Update March 21th 2019

Archetype-details are here – including win-rates when archetypes match up with each other. I realize that the archetype-definitions still need a lot of work – but I ran into a bit of a motivational problem with getting it done; it was not really used for anything. So I grapped item 2 on the TODO-list instead – and now there is much more reason to get to archetype definitions.

Major changes:

• Archetype page added: By clicking the name of an archetype in the Faction Overview, or double-clicked in an archetype in the chart on Season Overview, you can now get detailed analysis of an archetype, incl.:
  • How does the archetype perform?
  • What is the typical bid for the archetype?
  • What pilots-combinations makes up the archetype & how do they perform compared to the archetype in general
  • How does this archetype fare against other archetypes?
• Matchup data from Listfortress is now in PBM: As of now it is only being used on the archetype page above.
• “Using PBM” guide updated to reflect this.

Minor changes:

• All bubble charts have been updated so they now also show what the size of the bubbles mean. This is indicated by the ⦿ symbol in the header.

Current Backlog:

(In approximate priority)

1. More work on the 4 & 5 ships archetype-definitions
2. Loader-performance improvements to ensure performance as Listfortress data grows.
3. Performance-review to see whether the increased traffic requires any changes to keep the site responsive.
4. More work on the bid analysis – including:
   1. A percentile-displayed graph on “Bid Analysis”: Ideally I want to be able to show something like “if I bring an i5 and a 13 point bid, in how many percent of my matchups can I expect to move last?”
   2. Detailed bid-analysis on the pilot page
5. More work on the upgrade detail, including performance comparison “by slot baseline” (the same way that the pilot detail page compares “by faction baseline”
6. UI-improvements (Color scheme selector, general prettification)
7. More in Archetype detailed view, including likelyness for a list to win at different stages of the tournament. (WWWLLL is different from WLLLWW – thanks Eli Stevens for the idea)
8. Geographical views (as in “US vs European vs Australian meta”)
9. List-view
10. Ship-pages (Chassis stats)