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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ashrym" data-source="post: 7796040" data-attributes="member: 6750235">Let me rephrase.  The statistics should be taken with a grain of salt.  The 8 member parties look far more skewed than I expected based on the smaller groups and I am more leery of those results than the others because of it.Each group has such a small percentage that we could group a few friends, make an oddball party, and throw them off intentionally if we tried, lol.  Being ordered by the hundred thousandth (in the cases beyond 2 decimal points) from a sampling in the thousands does make that pretty clear.  It's the data we have either way, with a snap shot at that time.  I can only look at what I have, not what I don't have, lol.It's a fair point that it's free, but not showing up in 6 or 7 member parties at all and suddenly 8 member parties doesn't seem to make sense, free or not.  ;-)It's not showing in the top 10 group configurations.  Other stats given have demonstrated it's still a popular class.  That gets back to taking stats with a grain of salt.  Wizards, or even monks or bards, could change quite a bit if we looked at more group than the top 10.  The percentages show these are a low representation.Many of the group configurations are showing the same percentages.  Percent is already per hundred.  Taking it to 2 decimal places is per 10,000.  I doubt there are 10,000 groups in each of those categories to make that relevant, tbh, but I could be wrong.  I'll believe that when I see it.  ;-)It's true that wizards don't seem to make the cut for the most common configurations except the classic 4 groups per this list.  But that looks like it could change in a day, tbh.  It's less of what to expect than a this is what it looks like at this time.It would be nice to know the actual numbers of groups in each category.  EDIT: or repeat snap shots at intervals for comparison as well.</blockquote>

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