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'''Method and simulation environment''' <br>
 
'''Method and simulation environment''' <br>
 
Data for cards can be found @ [[http://hearthstonejson.com/]], which means simulation application will be created in javascript and results will be interpreted in MS Excel. For selected deck simulation will determine which strategy (keep 0, 1, 2 cards; drop cards with certain value, etc) is statistically best.
 
Data for cards can be found @ [[http://hearthstonejson.com/]], which means simulation application will be created in javascript and results will be interpreted in MS Excel. For selected deck simulation will determine which strategy (keep 0, 1, 2 cards; drop cards with certain value, etc) is statistically best.
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-- [[User:Oleg.Svatos|Oleg.Svatos]] 21:57, 12 December 2014 (CET) Sounds interesting. What are the available strategies for selecting player's starting deck you are going to choose from?

Revision as of 21:57, 12 December 2014

Hearthstone Starting Hand

What you will be simulated
This simulation was inspired by [[1]]. Hearthstone is online multiplayer card game similar to Magic the Gathering. In the beginning of game, each player is shown their randomly selected cards, and given the option to redraw as many as they like. This simulation will simulate this stage of game.

Goal of the simulation
This stage is tactically significant, with each player attempting to draw the best possible cards based upon their deck. A strong selection can make a significant contribution to a player's likelihood of winning the match. Goal of this simulation is to determine the best strategy for selecting player's starting deck.

Method and simulation environment
Data for cards can be found @ [[2]], which means simulation application will be created in javascript and results will be interpreted in MS Excel. For selected deck simulation will determine which strategy (keep 0, 1, 2 cards; drop cards with certain value, etc) is statistically best.

-- Oleg.Svatos 21:57, 12 December 2014 (CET) Sounds interesting. What are the available strategies for selecting player's starting deck you are going to choose from?