Job winrates per region

[ThaCa]

It not only lacks pick rate but also any kind of reference to skill brackets.

In Casual or low Ranked anything goes so their stats are often borderline meaningless.

[Illmaeran]

What're pick rates?

[BlueMageQuina]

What're pick rates?

How often players actually play that job compared to its counterparts.
If a WHM has the lowest win rate but has an 80% chance to be chosen as the healer class, these statistics are skewed.

[Osmond]

This is interesting. So basically….even though not many play SCH and I’m a SCH main. It’s the win rate that make SE said, “nah, we don’t need to buff the class.” It’s just either ppl who play the class who are extremely good at it or the stigma made it where only the rare players play it and have the most wins.

[Sawamura]

it just like everybody said is basicly flip coin lol

[Osmond]

I know ppl are saying now that SCH is a great healer class, but not adding in a fact that you also have to consider that there are more than 1 way to create a high win rate. The reason why the other healers have low win rate because they are the most used classes within the 2 seasons. Just because SCH has a high win rate, that doesn’t mean it’s the most used. It’s the LESS USED CLASS IN THE GAME. That can also contribute a high win rate.

[Osmond]

…………….you know what. 4D chess play for the PvP team. What better way to get a legit win rate for SCH than to make the community believe that SCH is the top tier. To get them to play the job for next season and then….THEN we’ll get the actual win rate cause I know and they know. The majority of players play WHM, AST, and SGE. They can’t find find a reason if no one is going to play it as much as the other healer jobs.

[Llynethil]

You'd think with how much people cry about chainsaw, MCH would at least be above 50% winrate lol.

[Petite]

You'd think with how much people cry about chainsaw, MCH would at least be above 50% winrate lol.

Excellent example of "Negativity Bias" at play.