NautsTiers Flat Tier List | | NautsTiers Dual Axes Tier List


I'd like to share this webtool with you: NautsTiers. A tool to create and share your own flat and dual axes tier lists.

What is NautsTiers?
NautsTiers is a webtool created so you can easily illustrate your opinion on the current Awesomenauts tier standings. Currently there are two versions, the Flat Tier List and the Dual-Axes Tier List.

The Flat Tier List
The Flat Tier List is ment to give a quick and broad overview of the distribution of power between the different Awesomenauts. It's easy to create and easy to read and can be used to sketch a general image of power.

The Dual Axes Tier List
The Dual Axes Tier List allows players to give a more detailed position to all Awesomenauts characters, based on maps, leagues etc. By combining power with reliability you get a more accurate overview of the overall potential of characters.

Powerful and Weak vs Reliable and Unreliable
What makes a powerful and reliable naut such as Froggy G different from a powerful and unreliable naut such as Sentry? Basically the answer is the chance of success. Sentry is a naut whoms power decreases drastically when he faces his unfavourable matchups. The more counters you have, the more unreliable you become. Maps should also be taken into account for reliability. Gnaw might be great on Ribbit IV, yet he's not that impressive on Sorona. Reliable nauts can perform well in any given situation, unreliable nauts cannot.

The Sharing System
The sharing system of the Dual-Axes Tier List is developed by KNGRichard. You can use it by simply copying the link that appears underneath 'SHARE' in the white box, after you have created your own tier list.

Work in Progress:
https://github.com/Nautstiers/nautstiers

The ideas below are not guaranteed to happen, it are mere ideas as of now:
- Adding the ability to drag characters between others in the Flat Tier List.
- Adding a sharing system to the Flat Tier List.
- Adding a database which automatically calculates average tier standings
- Adding a 'Comunity Tierlist' page portraying the current perception of the (forum) community on tier standings. (Basically this would be the average calculated with the database)
- Adding an 'Official Tierlist' page portraying the current competitive perception on tier standings. (This is tricky though, because which players would you ask to make this list and why these?)

Credits:
Nautstiers is created and managed by:
Zold - Content || Corpit - Visuals || KNGRichard - Sharing system || Atrum - Data collection || r0estir0bbe - Host Migration

4.2.2 Nautstiers Thread Tier List

Very good idea.

I found myself hardly using the negative values for some reason, but it does its job great.

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I like it, maybe having the ability to add two characters in the same area would help. I found Froggy and Scoops to fall around the same area of reliability and strength for instance.

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Ayla is broken, Scoop is still the best character in the game though. How does that work?

This seems quite interesting and useful.

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I'm a big fan of the 4-axes tier list (and suggested using one for our current community tier list before ultimately deciding against it -- it's virtually impossible to factor in the feedback of a dozen players in such an intricate and detailed ranking system)!

To anyone who wants to make their own tier lists, I have one request: Don't create new forum threads solely for your NautsTiers screencap. Instead, post them here or in any other appropriate thread.

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This is really, really cool. Might even be sticky-worthy, in my opinion. At the very least it should go on the community services thread on the main forum.

Tested it out with a general overview of my opinion on each 'Naut's solo-queue strength.

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Character Hitbox Thread (Rocket added)

Virtually impossible? Seems relatively easy to me. Assign each naut a coordinate based on their position in the grid, and then average said coordinate out over several individual grids. For example, if you imagine Zold's grid to extend from 0 to 7, Penny is at 7,7; Coco at 5,7; Leon at about 2,2; Sentry at -5,5; Derpl at -6,-2.

Granted, from what Zold claims, it might be beyond his and Corpit's abilities to code such a system. No matter, doing it manually shouldn't be too difficult if they came pre-packaged with coordinates.

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My (admittedly, possibly slightly biased) opinion.
I agree, co-ordinates would probably be the most straightforward way.

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People should really use the entire graph space, it looks more organised.

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University mathematics student and video game hobbyist.