so I noticed feinberg won both the events he was in the direct next event after teaming with tubbo and I found it mildly amusing, except then I remembered fruitberries and sandwichlord did the exact same thing. thus I decided to go look back and this happens far more often than I realised 😭
disclaimer: data pulled from mcc wiki at bleary eyed 3am so there may be inaccuracies of course. also started from mcc 21 since it was his second to last db
green - the top frag got into dodgebolt their very next event after teaming him
yellow - not the top frag, but another teammate got into dodgebolt their very next event after teaming with him
gray - either:
- tubbo top fragged
- top frag teamed with tubbo multiple events in a row
- top frag has not played another event yet after teaming with tubbo
red - does not fit the pattern
the exceptions to this top fragging pattern are currently only Hannahxxrose and Couriway (twice)
technically philza is also excempt, except he HAS in fact won the very next event TWICE in earlier data (after all stars and after mcc 11)
the others who in some events didn't fall into the pattern, have still done it at least once (hbomb and 5up)
this is the most unserious data collection ever my university should throw me out for this
like I just prioritized top frags and only the checked other teammates, otherwise for example apokuna after pride 24 ALSO did the gambit, not reflected in the sheet bc I just realized this
so what does any of this even mean?
if 5up wins the next event he plays i am going to lose my mind (edit: 5up didn't db in Bewitched therefore went against pattern my brain blanked a bit)
same goes for tommyinnit if he returns on a team without tubbo and wins
if you need a top frag nerfed, team them with tubbo multiple times in a row until you're ready for them to win another event (see: hbomb and antfrost)
the only formula ive thought that tubbo himself could win with would be teaming him with Scott Smajor since the only time he ever won was also the only time he teamed with the scriptwriter himself
thank you for listening