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CLOSED (non-issue): Popular Decks vs Most Owned

Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2014 3:01 pm
by ecNate
First, I was surprised to see there is a 'Top Collections' listing and also the 'Popular Decks' vs 'Most Owned' sections. What?! LOVE it! When did these get added?

Anyhow, maybe I'm confused by what these mean, but shouldn't the Popular Decks vs Most Owned be the same thing? If they mean different things then I think some rewording or clarifications on the site is needed.
POPULAR DECKS
Artifice Blue V210
White Arcane9
Monarchs9
Sentinels9
Artisans9
White Artisans9
Federal 529
Alchemy V2 [Bicycle]9
JAQK Black9
Black Ghost V28
MOST OWNED
(#297) Standard Red [Bicycle]
(#434) Phoenix Red
(#435) Phoenix Blue
(#039) Tally-Ho Red
(#040) Tally-Ho Circle Back Blue
(#623) Federal 52 Black Reserve Note [Bicycle]

Re: Popular Decks vs Most Owned

Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2014 3:07 pm
by montecarlojoe
I think popular is about the number of people that own at least one of the deck, whilst most owned is the total number of decks owned by all people.

So if you own a brick of Fed52 then that counts as 1 towards Popularity and 12 towards Most Owned.

(Educated guess)

Re: Popular Decks vs Most Owned

Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2014 3:27 pm
by rhu
montecarlojoe wrote:I think popular is about the number of people that own at least one of the deck, whilst most owned is the total number of decks owned by all people.

So if you own a brick of Fed52 then that counts as 1 towards Popularity and 12 towards Most Owned.

(Educated guess)
Exactly :) I was really excited when I added "Most Owned" until I realised that the most owned decks would be the standard common ones. Then when I added "most popular" I was exicted, until I realised they would be much the same.

I guess I'm going to need to work on the filters :)

Re: Popular Decks vs Most Owned

Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2014 3:29 pm
by ecNate
Thanks Joe, that helps explain it to me anyhow. I suppose that should have been obvious, but I'm mostly a single deck collector and forget some people have multiple bricks of the standard stuff.