SHHHHHH!!!Viper007Bond wrote:
Hmm, two things.
First, uh, wtf? http://bf2s.com/player/44260977/history/Accuracy/
Second, oh noes, the XML feed is gone! http://bf2s.com/xml.php?pids=44260977
Read the first post...BF2Craglyeye wrote:
Why is the graph line not continuous?
Do the gaps represent days when nothing happened?
As i know i have prolly played everyday for a month so on a graph of SPM it should be continuous.
Just curious about this.
Basically, there are gaps for when no one visited your player page here and so the stats for you weren't updated. Just visit your stats every day and there shouldn't be any gaps.chuyskywalker wrote:
Player History Pages
http://static.bf2s.com/misc/april-upgra … istory.png http://static.bf2s.com/misc/april-upgra … graphs.png http://static.bf2s.com/misc/april-upgra … aphs-2.png
A dedicated, and greatly expand section for exploring player performance and history.
The graphs are much updated addressing several concerns. First off, the primary graph no longer "skips" days. Your progress is graphed against calander days. Days with no data are left off the chart.
The two new charts are very important. The first I'll talk about is the graph on the right. This is the "Change" graph. It shows the absolute change between updates. Hovering over each bar will show you how much time passed (in game) and how much stat was earned (or lost!)
The second graph is very important. It shows you that, during one update to the next, the RATE at which you earned or lost that stat. You can apply this sentance to this graph:
"From the 8th of april to the 9th of april, I was doing 8 kill per hour."
This is amazing powerful because it shows your performance for a given span of time. This kind of information can be useful for tracking not just the upward trend of advancement, but how you are doing on a day to day basis. (It also has application is stat padding detection, but that's only apparent with a little more digging...)
Be warned, this section is still a little buggy (first four options: acc, spm, kdr, and wlr) and are very "flash intense" so, er, be warned. Heh.
Last edited by Viper007Bond (2006-04-14 23:55:22)
This should be fixed now. I've set it up so that if *I* have no local results, I beg EA to find the player for me. If EA comes back with results, I show them to you and store them locally myself (moo haha!) so that I may reduce reliance on the EA db.chuyskywalker wrote:
It looks to me like this is my fault. I did a mass download of player id's and nicks from EA -- obviously incomplete. I'll re-implement that feature that kindly asks EA for a player search on the full find page in cases of no results.Shivan wrote:
sorry if i'm sounding a bit like a pain in the arse but i think when people start vanishing from your feed, its probably something worth looking into
Yeah I check my stats everyday(cough nerd cough), and did read the first post.Viper007Bond wrote:
Read the first post...BF2Craglyeye wrote:
Why is the graph line not continuous?
Do the gaps represent days when nothing happened?
As i know i have prolly played everyday for a month so on a graph of SPM it should be continuous.
Just curious about this.Basically, there are gaps for when no one visited your player page here and so the stats for you weren't updated. Just visit your stats every day and there shouldn't be any gaps.chuyskywalker wrote:
Player History Pages
http://static.bf2s.com/misc/april-upgra … istory.png http://static.bf2s.com/misc/april-upgra … graphs.png http://static.bf2s.com/misc/april-upgra … aphs-2.png
A dedicated, and greatly expand section for exploring player performance and history.
The graphs are much updated addressing several concerns. First off, the primary graph no longer "skips" days. Your progress is graphed against calander days. Days with no data are left off the chart.
The two new charts are very important. The first I'll talk about is the graph on the right. This is the "Change" graph. It shows the absolute change between updates. Hovering over each bar will show you how much time passed (in game) and how much stat was earned (or lost!)
The second graph is very important. It shows you that, during one update to the next, the RATE at which you earned or lost that stat. You can apply this sentance to this graph:
"From the 8th of april to the 9th of april, I was doing 8 kill per hour."
This is amazing powerful because it shows your performance for a given span of time. This kind of information can be useful for tracking not just the upward trend of advancement, but how you are doing on a day to day basis. (It also has application is stat padding detection, but that's only apparent with a little more digging...)
Be warned, this section is still a little buggy (first four options: acc, spm, kdr, and wlr) and are very "flash intense" so, er, be warned. Heh.
Last edited by Poncho (2006-04-15 00:14:09)
what if we cant bend?polarbearz wrote:
HAIL CHUY
Bow down and worship him
Was doing that before i started typing. And shall continue till the end of time... Or until i decide i have worshiped enough...polarbearz wrote:
HAIL CHUY
Bow down and worship him
