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I watched it. YouTube videos. I've said before that my opinion is that most streams are staged (not representative for me).

What does "staged" mean? I just don't understand how you can organize a staging? Thousands of people are watching – it’s not staged for them. You watched one video and immediately figured everyone out.

P.S. You won't believe it, but yesterday I watched two more while at work. One guy was grinding on level 121 on L (there was miraculously an air summoning scroll there, +2 magic cloak and knowledge, Ogre Shield and Gnoll Mace, oh yeah, and two native castles) guarding a 95 improved Gorogon. He cleared it normally, nothing to say, but this is a rare case. Oh, and of course, he spent a week doing it ))))))

In general, this is not an unusual case; it's the norm. And the fact that something appears “miraculously” is normal; after all, it's Jebus Cross, there are many artifacts, scrolls, etc. You just need to find them.

The game takes approximately this amount of time:
During the first week, players play simultaneously for about an hour.
During the second week, they take turns playing for about an hour or an hour and a half, and the game ends.
Total game duration is about 2-2.5 hours.

Well, and the second one reached level 122. I still don’t understand why you have to rush so much to collect relics from Dragon Utopia and your "ducks" ))) A week doesn't give you anything.

On average, the game ends in the second week. They reach the center, collect artifacts, Dragon Utopias, Pandoras, and then comes the final battle. But sometimes games can be longer, but this happens less often.

If you play in super-blitz mode, as you do, of course, you will finish later, but not by much. Well, 121-123 will be the average level when fully equipped.

You are a strange person, though. You can't even imagine that you might be wrong and listen to others. :smile32:
Do you go to the gym and shout that lifting 150 kg is staged just because you can't do it yourself?

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Can anyone write an exact formula for calculating rating based on all factors (both players' ratings, template, etc.)? With examples, if possible. Thank you.

See message 1 in this topic. There’s further discussion there. Someone posted a table with calculations depending on the difference between the player and their opponent. But I can't find it right away.