Dilan Omer
Smash Apprentice
Seems the highest number is sth like 3 million now I think.
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I am 2.8 mill with cloud and corrin, and i still haven't the elite, how can you be in there with 2,3/2,8??So the way GSP works is super clunky, I have played online only with Ness and Lucario (well, my brother used Lucario), anyways I decided to play with other characters to see if I like other character's playstyle and decided to try Pokemon Trainer.
With Ness I've been between 2.3m to 2.8m, right now I was at like 2.4m or something like that.
Now, as you know the game averages the GSP or something like that, so my starting GSP with Pokemon Trainer was around 2.1 mill, I start to play and I beat my opponent, I didn't see his/her GSP but I think it was around 2.4mill, anyways, Trainer's GSP goes to like 2.4mill, I play against the same opponent two other times and I win both and Trainer's GSP goes to like 2.7mill... (Ness, my best character is currently at like 2.4mill)..
Just venting I guess haha, but seriously sometimes the way the game gives you GSP is just weird.
Im at 2903k with yoshi now, does that mean that 27k yoshi players have a better winrate than me?2.916mil with Dark Samus. All of the people I've fought today have 5,000-30,000 less GSP than me, and I've managed to get wins out of all of them. It's nice to see validation of improvement; I was at their GSP last week (not absolute numbers obviously, but relative to my own now I was in their lower GSP range), and I can see the differences in my playstyle.
Highest GSP I know of should be around 2.928-2.930mil now.
Considering that characters aren't played equally, yet everyone seems to report the current ES threshold as being a bit over 2.8 mil (maybe closer to 2.85 by now, since that was yesterday), I think it's more likely that 27k+ players are better than you overall, rather than 27k+ yoshi players specifically.Im at 2903k with yoshi now, does that mean that 27k yoshi players have a better winrate than me?
The data from posts on these forums and from the smash ultimate subreddit community seems to point towards character-specific GSP being inaccurate. This means 27,000 individual players, who can be using any character, have a higher GSP than you.Im at 2903k with yoshi now, does that mean that 27k yoshi players have a better winrate than me?
Maybe I wrote that incorrectly, what I meant to say is that I fluctuated between 2.8mill to 2.3mill, then returning to 2.6mill, I was Elite only when I reached 2.8mill, got a little higher but then I lost some matches and got kicked out of Elite..I am 2.8 mill with cloud and corrin, and i still haven't the elite, how can you be in there with 2,3/2,8??
Yeah I notice this if I play really high level I barely get like any GSP.Hit 2,914,050 with rob. Grinding much higher is difficult but not impossible as you can lose 2000 GSP from one battle and never gain more than 400 on any win. Also very hard to get matched up with people at even/higher GSPs which would presumably help alleviate this skewed ratio a bit.
Everything is pure speculation. Only thing is that its weird and I would like a more proper ranked system.leafgreen386 and I Chizl I can you elaborate on that?
Are you implying that the game has 2'930,000 online players right now? (2'903,000+27,000)
If so, how did you get to that number? I'm genuinely curious.
Also you mentioned reddit, is there like an specific thread where this is being discussed?
Anyways, I have a theory of mine that Elite Smash is the 5% of the better online players, think about it this way:
The top GSP we have seen as of today (January 6th) is 2.92m (that's the reported scores here in this thread), I think the Top people should be around 2.95 GSP atm.
The 5% of 2.95m is 147,500, so let's suppose the pool of players that's gonna reach Elite is 147,500 (The 5% of the total online player base).
Let's round it up and say 150,000 players can reach elite atm.
Following this theory, now 2'950,000-150,000= 2'800,000. (Minimum GSP for Elite)
BUT I know that 2.8m wasn't enough to reach elite as plenty of users (and even myself have reported here) don't reach Elite with 2.8m anymore..
So I think there's a "rule" in the system, somehting like if you win a game after reaching the minimum GSP (2'800,000 today) you get to elite, or maybe they really do follow GSP to a teeth and they have some abstract number threshold like 2'810,235 being the minimum GSP for elite or something.
Really hope they implement a daily or at least weekly leaderboard to see who the top ranked players were or something haha, I would love to see who the top ranked player is.
We don't know the exact number of players in the ranking system. That's the problem. The upper bound is an unknown.leafgreen386 and I Chizl I can you elaborate on that?
Are you implying that the game has 2'930,000 online players right now? (2'903,000+27,000)
If so, how did you get to that number? I'm genuinely curious.
Also you mentioned reddit, is there like an specific thread where this is being discussed?
Anyways, I have a theory of mine that Elite Smash is the 5% of the better online players, think about it this way:
The top GSP we have seen as of today (January 6th) is 2.92m (that's the reported scores here in this thread), I think the Top people should be around 2.95 GSP atm.
The 5% of 2.95m is 147,500, so let's suppose the pool of players that's gonna reach Elite is 147,500 (The 5% of the total online player base).
Let's round it up and say 150,000 players can reach elite atm.
Following this theory, now 2'950,000-150,000= 2'800,000. (Minimum GSP for Elite)
BUT I know that 2.8m wasn't enough to reach elite as plenty of users (and even myself have reported here) don't reach Elite with 2.8m anymore..
So I think there's a "rule" in the system, somehting like if you win a game after reaching the minimum GSP (2'800,000 today) you get to elite, or maybe they really do follow GSP to a teeth and they have some abstract number threshold like 2'810,235 being the minimum GSP for elite or something.
Really hope they implement a daily or at least weekly leaderboard to see who the top ranked players were or something haha, I would love to see who the top ranked player is.
Yeah that's what I was getting at. And sure, no problem. I started out with the same 5% theory as you, but the spread of GSP that people were reporting at the bottom and top of Elite seemed too small for it to be true. For the last few days, our best guess on this thread has been the top 3.25-3.5% of online smash players are the ones in Elite Smash.leafgreen386 and I Chizl I can you elaborate on that?
Are you implying that the game has 2'930,000 online players right now? (2'903,000+27,000)
If so, how did you get to that number? I'm genuinely curious.
Also you mentioned reddit, is there like an specific thread where this is being discussed?
I respect that.2,740,432 with Bayonetta
I just hit the 2.96M mark with Wii Fit Trainer. That said, I'm not combing the entire thread to see if this is the highest. Maybe we could update the OP with whatever is the highest as new numbers come in?Anyone know what the current highest GSP is?
Lets keep this post updated as you spot them.
Fighting the same person over and over *is* an effective way to gain (or lose) GSP. It doesn't seem to prorate wins/losses against the same player, so as long as their GSP is higher than or similar to yours, you can continue to farm them and gain large amounts of GSP. It only stops being worthwhile when you've farmed them enough for them to drop significantly below you. (The meaning of "significantly" changes depending on what GSP you're at; if you're at 1.5 mil, 100k above/below is basically the same rating, but if you're in ES, 100k is a very large difference.)SmashBro99, I think most of us are operating off the assumption that the system behind GSP is based on some more proven ranking metric, such as elo. If this were the case, I don't think successive wins over one player would confer as much advantage as you think. Haven't really abused the strategy you proposed so I can't speak from experience though.
Edit: whack rulesets are probably the sillier way to bust everything, at any rate
GSP moves in big amounts around those levels. It's possible they were just below the threshold and then gained a little over 10,000 GSP from one win to get over 2.9mil.2'912,838 was sufficient to get in Elite for my Ness.
Got kicked out of Elite, then won a match, and 2'899,384 was enough to return to Elite... Weird since shiver_motion reported his/her Ness didn't reach Elite until 2.9m.
2.89 and 2.9 are arbitrary close, nothing weird about that. And the exact amount fluctuates.2'912,838 was sufficient to get in Elite for my Ness.
Got kicked out of Elite, then won a match, and 2'899,384 was enough to return to Elite... Weird since shiver_motion reported his/her Ness didn't reach Elite until 2.9m.
1.6m with Ganon right now. Can’t seem to push it further....
Man what I would give to have his old uair and usmash back...
That post was pre-Christmas.I have 2.7 mil with ganon atm cant get into elite smash which is odd