What in game events affect how many points I earn? Is there a cap to how many I can earn in one match? Do I get points regardless of winning or losing?
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Generally speaking you get a number of battle points proportional to how much time the match last but I don't know if this number is capped in some way.
You won’t earn rewards or Battle Points instead if:
- You are in the low priority pool.
- You abandon a game / trigger a leaver penalty.
- You are in a practice lobby.
Update - Some measurements
I am trying to log all matches I do writing down time, battle points earned and some notes. Here it is my current log:
BP +58 after 39:59 W 11/2/23
BP +66 after 50:48 W 6/11/15
BP +59 after 45:33 L 3/9/11
BP +39 after 30:31 L 4/6/5 with a leaver
BP +45 after 34:16 W 5/6/19
BP +44 after 30:12 L 1/5/7 with 2 leavers
BP +62 after 47:27 L 3/15/15
BP +64 after 47:48 L 1/15/7
BP +38 after 23:32 L 1/10/7
BP +71 after 54:17 L 3/8/18
BP +60 after 40:40 L 6/11/10
BP +74 after 56:26 L 5/13/10
BP +37 after 28:31 W 9/2/9 with leavers
BP +42 after 32:07 W 10/1/11
BP +33 after 18:30 W 4/4/8 with leavers
BP +41 after 31:00 W 7/7/15
BP +38 after 29:20 L 4/10/11 with leavers
BP +54 after 37:32 L 4/10/3
BP +66 after 50:14 L 8/10/18
TL;DR
The output of these data is that you gain about ~0.023 battle points per seconds (1,4/minute - 83/hour) and I didn't found any relations between battle points earned, win/loss or the presence of leavers inside one or the other team.
I will continue log data and update this answer time to time.
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This is a pretty good start to figuring out the formula. It is definitely not easy to figure out the exact calculations due to the large number of factors that may come into play per game, although more data will probably refine your results.– KotsuCommented Jul 9, 2012 at 19:37
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1Do you think you could post your statistics as a scatter plot and maybe the MatchID's or scorescreens of some of the bigger outliers? I think that would be a good way to isolate the causes of the variation.– DecencyCommented Jul 13, 2012 at 8:49
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It would also be potentially interesting to log these same statistics for all players in a match. Commented Nov 23, 2012 at 14:05
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I assume that the balance of the game is also a factor, by which I mean the Dota 2 levels of all the players in the game.– HubroCommented Mar 14, 2013 at 22:06
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I have heard that also getting certain points of each match completed can effect the points too.
Rosh Mega Creeps ect.
Be sure to keep that in mind if you get 2 almost identical games and find there is a larger gap between your BP's than you calculated.
Battle points within DOTA2 is essentially an experience system.
Battle points can be earned through Matchmaking and Co-op matches. Each time you complete a matchmaking game, you will be rewarded with Battle Points.
Upon obtaining 1000 Battle points, the experience counter resets - with any excess Battle points carrying over to the new counter - and a level is added to the player's profile. As part of levelling up you will also receive a random item.
As per this article from the DOTA2 community news site there are limitations to how you can earn Battle points, but there is no cap to the total quantity of Battle points you can collect:
You won’t earn rewards or Battle Points if:
- You are in the low priority pool.
- You abandon a game / trigger a leaver penalty.
- You are in a practice lobby.
There is no cap on the amount of Battle Points you can earn.
guys the BP system is completly easy.. in a match where u win like all enemies leave untill match starts, u get 15bp and after every minute u get 1.4bp/min. no other factors affect the bp rate except for low priority and abandons