Just curious if there's a way to tell which players have been active on the site in a given time frame (e.g. over the past month, or whatever).
Good question
You can look at games started and player registrations, but not I think "active players":
https://www.wargear.net/players/list
I'm almost sure you use to be able to click on "last visited," but it appears not any more, I wonder if that's a bug, or purposeful?
last visited isn't accurate:
https://www.wargear.net/players/list/14/?&sortfield=registered
Ozyman United States 14th Nov 2009 14th Nov 2010 19:15 773 221 29% 60% 97 1990
I don't know what triggers "last played" - today is December 4th, I took turns in both ranked and tournament games, and it says that I last played on December 2nd.
But you can go to the rankings, sort by minimum 10 games played, and then sort by "last played" tab.
According to that, there's over 250 players who have played at least 10 games that have played in the past week.
Andernut wrote:
But you can go to the rankings, sort by minimum 10 games played, and then sort by "last played" tab.
According to that, there's over 250 players who have played at least 10 games that have played in the past week.
Pretty interesting. Nice approach.
Andernut wrote:I don't know what triggers "last played" - today is December 4th, I took turns in both ranked and tournament games, and it says that I last played on December 2nd.
But you can go to the rankings, sort by minimum 10 games played, and then sort by "last played" tab.
According to that, there's over 250 players who have played at least 10 games that have played in the past week.
Much appreciated!
Andernut wrote:I don't know what triggers "last played" - today is December 4th, I took turns in both ranked and tournament games, and it says that I last played on December 2nd.
But you can go to the rankings, sort by minimum 10 games played, and then sort by "last played" tab.
According to that, there's over 250 players who have played at least 10 games that have played in the past week.
"last played" is triggered when you finish a game. I would guess that this includes all game categories, but am not sure.
This is a good way to judge the number of active players, but would result in an under-estimation of the actual number. Possibly by a sizable amount
Pratik wrote:Andernut wrote:I don't know what triggers "last played" - today is December 4th, I took turns in both ranked and tournament games, and it says that I last played on December 2nd.
But you can go to the rankings, sort by minimum 10 games played, and then sort by "last played" tab.
According to that, there's over 250 players who have played at least 10 games that have played in the past week.
"last played" is triggered when you finish a game. I would guess that this includes all game categories, but am not sure.
This is a good way to judge the number of active players, but would result in an under-estimation of the actual number. Possibly by a sizable amount
Yeah looking at "last login of September" I can see people who logged in today (such as Bex Valeur). He has completed tournament games since that date, but not ranked games, so the criteria seems to be completed a ranked game.
(Hope he's just on lighter game load and not winding down!)
Active players would probably be 400-500 unless there's a lot of players in tournament and private games that don't play ranked.
Players play a varied amount of ranked games, and I know some who play mainly private games. I am trying to play more ranked games myself, since I played many when I was not very good even worse than I am now. However, I still find myself in many more private or tournament games. If you look at a players' "ranking history," you can see how many ranked games they completed in a month.
Glancing only at the members of this thread and their activity in Nov 2022, we see quite a range of play in ranked games.
Number of ranked games completed in Nov. 2022.
123 games
1 game
10 games
9 games
10 games
4 games
14 games
So, I would think that there might be more active players out there, but not by more than 5-10% of what Andernut predicts.