List Information
The list information is metadata available from ListFortress. For each
tournament, entry of this data is dependent upon the community individuals
who took the time to upload the information for us all to enjoy. Thus there
may be inconsistencies or inaccuracies contained in this metadata. This
list metadata is updated as the players' lists are chosen via
the Player drop-down or as you browse the lists using the up/down
arrows.
The list information includes:
- Name: The name given to the list by the player. This is
frequently left empty by many players.
- Faction: The faction that the list belongs to.
- Points: The point cost of the list. Note that this is
the point cost of the list at the time of the tournament.
If the point cost has changed since the time of the tournament, the current
point cost will be listed in red next to the cost at the time of the tournament:
- Cut: The final ranking of the list during the elimination
rounds of the tournament, if this list made cut. See
Sorting Lists for more information.
- Swiss Rank: The Swiss ranking of this list during the
non-elimination Swiss rounds of the tournament. See
Sorting Lists for more information.
- Score: The score of this list during Swiss rounds. The
player receives 1 point for each win and 0 points for each loss during
the Swiss rounds.
- MoV: The margin of victory that this player accumulated
during all of their matches in the tournament. The margin of victory is
calculated as follows: start by subtracting the number of points destroyed
by the loser from the number of points destroyed by the winner. The winner
then adds this number to 200 to calculate the winner's MoV while the loser
subtracts this number from 200 to calculate the loser's MoV. MoV is used
as the first tiebreaker after their Score.
- SoS: The strength of schedule that this player played
against during the tournament. When a player plays against multiple opponents
who performed well in the tournament, they will have a higher SoS. The
SoS is calculated y dividing each opponent’s total tournament points by
the number of rounds that opponent has played, adding the results of
each opponent played, and then dividing that total by the number of
opponents the player has played. SoS is used as the second tiebreaker
after Score and MoV.
Additional explanation for Cut, Swiss Rank, Score, MoV, and SoS can be found
in the FFG X-wing Tournament Regulations.