Well, let's see.
So, a full bar for the left belly, represents a 26% chance of landing on it, while a half bar would mean the chance increases to 29%.
If I understand it correctly, the smaller the bar on the belly, the bigger the chance the pig will land there?
Actually, until now I thought it would be the other way around: big bar on the left belly = big chance it will land on that belly.
And my thought seems to be true for all other parts except the belly 🤔.
I'm still trying to understand the math around this ... simply because I love math :).
My best guess is: the only parts that can have a negative impact in the game are the bellies (if every pig lands on the opposite side of a belly you lose) and that's why the statistical values on the bellies work opposite to the rest of the parts.
Is that nearly correct?
HIVE ON!!!
So the bars go from 0% to 100% and represent the relative performance (vs other pigs).
A full bar is always good and low bar is always bad.
Since you want your pigs to NOT land on the belly a low bar means a big belly and a full bar means a small belly. A big belly means the chance of landing on it higher. Same for the nose, except its good to land on the nose so big noses >> big nose bar.
The belly is sorta negative so the bar goes the other way around in a way.
When you look at the pigs, just look at how full are the bars, that's how good the pig is.
Does that make sense?
That makes a lot of sense!!!
Thanks a lot for clarifying :)