This guide builds on the primer and provides a theoretical real-world example from data collection through to analysis. It is meant to serve as a basic example of how to go through the theorycraft process and to get readers into the proper mindset to do so. So, .
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This guide is meant to serve as an introduction to theorycrafting and gives a brief overview of what theorycrafting is, what it is used for, and some of the math involved in its application. If you are new to the topic of theorycrafting, this guide should provide you with a general foundation to get you started. As with our last guide, this one is meant for the beginners in the group. Even if you're not a beginner you might be able to glean a new bit of information, and if not perhaps you can provide some additional insight that may have been skipped over that you feel is an important topic to form a solid foundation in theorycraft. Hope you enjoy:
Here at TORycraft we strive to be a source of reliable high-end theorycrafting for the TOR community. While a number of theorycrafters do what they do simply as an academic pursuit, a larger number do it to maximize their character and themselves as gamers in whatever ways they can. Any advantage they can get, they will take. That is precisely the driving force behind our first article. While not "theorycrafting" per se, this article discusses a topic that every PC gamer has experience with. It is the first of a series of "beginner" articles that we will be posting over the coming weeks that aims to provide some introductory level knowledge of increasing gaming potential to the masses. Later in the series we will touch on some introductory theorycrafting basics to hopefully get more people interested in the topic. While we realize that many of you will have a solid grasp on the topic of this first article, we hope that there are tid-bits of information you are able to take from it, and that there are some of you that can really put the information to use to better yourselves as gamers. Without further ado,
