Uh... wat...?
Are those even coherent sentences? I think I get what you're saying, but wow. That wording though.
Yes, it's actually pretty easy to follow if you're not retarded, asshole.
Sentence 1:
"If 1000 games are played with axis and 500 are played with allies in the top 150 players, that means that axis played 500 games against players who are outside that skill bracket."
1000-500 = 500. pretty easy to understand. I kept it extremely simple and clarified in detail in another post.
Sentence 2:
"Which means that axis will have an inflated win rates because they are playing against weaker skilled players."
500 games are outside the skill bracket and against weaker players. Therefore the win rate is higher, due to more uneven match ups.
The reason I didn't explain it like that was he wanted to know WHY we're disregarding the stats, not for me just to tell him that they should be disregarded.
In 1v1's, the top 150 axis players (OKW + OST) played a total of 240 games. The top allied players (UKF, USF, & SOV) played a total of 252 games, so if number of games was the reason, 1v1 would be skewed in favor of allies. In fact, the numbers are the same across the board.
This "number of games played" reason has about as much validity as the "cool uniform" or "bad guys" theory. There have been times that it did affect the results, but now isn't one of them.
I'm not trying to say OKW is not OP, I'm just saying it's not statistically sound data. As "Myself" has asid, they either need to control for players (Only count games between players who are both in the top 150) or increase the sample size much large than the top 150. (top 500 atleast)