Assuming that the all of the demigods should be equal, the expected proportion of wins:losses from the global win/loss numbers is 1.01:1. With a chi-square test, UB's lopsided win/loss ratio has a ridiculous p-value of 8.47x10^-100. On the other hand, the Rook's dismal win/loss numbers also deviate from the null hypothesis highly signficantly, in the other direction, with a p-value of 4.17x10^-8.
In other words, the huge disparities in win percentages are certainly not due to random chance , but that was pretty evident from the raw data itself.
Ha wow that's pretty extreme.
For the ones on the lower end though -- I didn't expect Rook's to be that bad either but I'd prolly agree with those chalking that up to him being harder to learn. Same for TB though his fire autoattack bug likely plays a role.
Of course there are prolly some things that through it off a bit, like the tendency of certain DGs to play alongside others....but I doubt it'd have a big effect. So something's definitely up with the ones at the top. Just a matter of determing of it's ease-of-learning, usage in covert pubstomps, or actual ability.
RE: "no interrupt to him" on UB's stun--
i dont think that is true. i got grasped and my pot casting or teleport got canceled (cd started). all abilities are locked when i am under the grasp.
Yeah I meant that the UB casting Grasp is gonna have to sit there the same amount of time as the victim, just the victim's the only one getting the interrupt disadvantage too.
I also thought interrupting a Grasp would free the victim immediately though. Will have to check that.
Definitely didn't know potions could be used while Grasping. Though IIRC I've turned off Ooze while finishing someone off with it so that makes sense. But he still can't move or melee anyone.