True placement speed is the time for which a player moves a pair, until it's locked and before splitting.
Placement delay is the average amount of time taken to move and lock a pair into place, excluding pair-split and freefall. This graph shows the average time taken to place each of the 50 first pairs over the desired time period. It is useful to pinpoint the inflection point of a player's thought process, i.e. if, and when, his mind slows down.
This graph shows both the weekly absolute maximum chain length and the average maximum chain length of every game won during the very same week.
A breakdown of all chains triggered, by length.
A breakdown of the average chain score, by length. Click and drag in the plot area to zoom in. Useful to assess how much a player adds over the minimum garbage sent by each chain length. For instance, one's average 8-chains could send as much garbage as a regular 10-chain. These values do not account for an hypothetical all-clear bonus (2100 points).
Length details of all chains triggered by the player. This graph shows the average values for the most recent week period available.
This value stands for the average number of puyos left on a player's field after triggering his maxchain (8-chain or more only). The observed field includes the 13th row. Helpful in determining whether a player usually triggers clean chains, or keeps puyos to rebuild a new chain from a pre-existing base.
Average aggressiveness over the most recent month of available play time. This ratio shows whether a player stays back and defends more than he attacks. Successful attacks and counterattacks are chains whose damage actually fell on the opponent.
This graph depicts, for the shortest chain lengths, how much more damage a player deals on average, with respect to the minimum damage such a chain could deal. For instance, a 300% 2-chain deals 3 times as much damage as a regular 2-chain (15 ojamas instead of 5). N.B.: 1-chain base score has been set to 110 points to account for the average drop bonus applicable to the first step.
