/vto/ vTuber Racing General - CorpoCar Season 2 Finale

[Anonymous No.]

Last stream for 2022, and what a way to go out, as multiple championships will be awarded, not only for each of the four agencies, but also an overall championship for this season. Who will be the minor-corpo driver with the biggest Christmas gift? Find out starting at 3 PM EST: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xK-5BeDqrKM

>Series spreadsheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1apzSKxIzcInPG1SyPfsoWCkfOz18IWg0i2n1zHVF_GU/edit?usp=sharing

[Anonymous No.]

Apologies for yesterday's VOD not capturing the moments immediately after the end of the Bayfront Park race. Luckily, I had a local recording set up. Here's the final lap plus the post-race NG: https://youtu.be/ebvPPwy1y-Y

[Anonymous No.]

We're starting!

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Round 13 about to get underway at Surfers Paradise

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Round 14 at San Jose about to commence

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Time now for the championship race, 8 drivers in contention for the overall title

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Surfers Paradise top 3:
1. Remilia
2. Miryu
3. Rie

San Jose top 3:
1. Lia
2. Remilia
3. Sava

Fontana top 3:
1. Isla
2. Airi
3. Purin

[Anonymous No.]

>>39220263
Agency champions:
>Kawaii: Nene Amano
>Phase: Fuura Yuri
>PRISM: Miyoshino Shiki
>Tsun: Amemachi Hanabi

Overall championship final top 10:
1. Shiki (421)
2. Yuri (412)
3. Maemi (402)
4. Remilia (399)
5. Hanabi (396)
6. Yura (393)
7. Naki (381)
8. Nene (370)
9. Rie (364)
10. Purin (336)

Whelp, history has repeated itself in a very unusual way this CorpoCar season, as a PRISM Project member wins overall out of nowhere, despite not winning a single race - much like Iku accomplishing the feat in the 1st season - and yet again, Yuri finishes 2nd overall, again winning the Phase title for her second silver star. And of course I have to wait a while for the opportunity to gift Shiki the grand prize $5 superchat in a live stream of hers, because nothing but members-only streams in the next week for her. What's more awkward than a late Christmas gift, but at least better late than never.

Anyway, please have a very happy Holidays, merry Christmas, happy new year, and I hope to see you again for more vTuber racing action with FH, IndieCar, NijiCar, and of course CorpoCar, in 2023~

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>>39214102
Hey OP, just wanted to let you know I really enjoyed the races I got to watch. I did some other calculations based on the results that might be interesting.

I wanted to see who was the best corpo (this could be like a Constructor's Championship,) and I found the total points accumulated were as follows:

Kawaii: 2957
Phase: 4295
PRISM: 2801
Tsun: 1587

Of course, this is affected by the number of talents, so adjusting for that gets the average points earned per talent:

Kawaii: 246.41
Phase: 286.33
PRISM: 233.41
Tsun: 226.71

So the Corpo Championship would go Phase > Kawaii > PRISM > Tsun, and given that the average points accrued across all talents is 253, Phase performed better than average, while the other three performed below average.

Looking forward to next time!

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>>39225001
>>39214102
I had some more time to kill, so here's some other data I found interesting:

>No driver would be in the top 84% of the points accrued dataset, as two standard deviations above the mean is 442, and the max score was 393
>13/46 (28%) of the field fell in the top 75%, 3 from Kawaii (Nene, Isla, Aletta,) 5 from Phase (Yuri, Tenma, Remi, Rie, Panko,) 3 from PRISM (Shiki, Yura, Naki,) and 2 from Tsun (Hanabi, Purin)
>Phase had the greatest number of drivers to score above the mean, 11, for a rate of 73%
>3/7 talents from Tsun failed to crack the top 16% (Lisa, Amiya, Tomoya,) which is the highest rate among the corpos. Phase, meanwhile only had one (Uruka)
>The other drivers who didn't crack the top 16% are Reina and Miryu from Kawaii, and Aoi, Nina, Pina and Rita from PRISM.
>There were no drivers from Tsun who fell between the top 16% and the top 50%