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Thought Statistics Act by Valherji

In order to better design and enhance thought puzzles, the students of thought require a means to acquire statistics for their individual thought puzzles. These statistics include...

1) Number of times the puzzle has been played.
2) Number of different players. [Will max out at 21]
3) Number of times the puzzle has been solved.
4) Average time of play.
5) Average time it takes a player to solve the puzzle.
6) Overall rating of the puzzle. (optional) [Test Veto on 6]

With this knowledge, a student can get an accurate feel of the quality of their puzzles, without aiding those who would try and cheat the thought tests.


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Last edited January 27, 2007 3:58 pm by Kaayru (diff)
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