after doing that, i realized how much our chart resembled what could only be described as a very complex version of a Guitar Hero music sheet. it is almost kind of eerie, and yet i wonder what it would sound like were it actually playable.
something else i noticed, the score to achievement ratio. i mean there is a serious lack of any kind of trends here. where i did over 300 points this week with around 7 achievements or so, i think Jake did like 75 achievements, and only got 45 points. wtf?! there is some serious unbalanced gaming going on there. i mean a good chunk of his achievements had to be worth nothing, and that is a gyp quite frankly. so what i may do is whip a chart to tandem the gamerscore. the second chart of course would display achievements gained. since this is also information that is contained in our weekly recaps over at 360voice, it should be no trouble at all. it will include all the data available back to the beginning of our mission. i would expect that to be up before next weeks updates.
the one difference to note between the two charts. our gamerscore chart is a cummulative score. so every week, the scores are tallied and added on to our previous scores. the second chart tracking our actual number of achievements gained would only represent that week in the update. so unlike now, where the chart is steadily rising to our individual goals. the new one will be showing each weeks endeavors, and will have all the peaks and valleys one might expect to see on a graph. at any rate, i am going to get busy coding that up.



