RepMastered™: replay sharing and analyzer site - Page 10

On October 13 2024 12:39 vitika wrote:
Really cool stuff man. Btw, are the dates of the replays as shown on your website the date the replay was uploaded to the site? Or the date the game was played.
Is the date of the gameplay stored anywhere ?

On February 19 2025 10:24 ted. wrote:
This is an amazing database dakota. I've used it as I occasionally play bw on and off over the years.

I totally understand the need to source funds to keep the site running and getting rewarded for your work, but I feel there could be a slightly different structure.

If I understand correctly a rep is locked for 240 days unless you are donating based on the various tiers. Even if I pay $100 I still have to wait 48 days to download a new replay. (Unless I am misunderstanding how this works). It basically feels like either you wait 240 days to download a replay or pay $300. The inbetween tiers seem entirely pointless, you still have to wait literally many months for any other tier.

The only way to be able to instantly download replays costs $300. That feels expensive to me. Honestly I feel like a monthly payment structure is just better. I'd happily pay $5-10 a month to just be able to download replays.

Just wanted to share that I love your work, love this site, but basically it costs $300 unless you want to download old replays, which seems way too high to me personally.

Just thought I would share my thoughts.

On February 19 2025 18:30 Dakota_Fanning wrote:

You misunderstand this a little. All replays uploaded by anyone or imported from publicly available sites are public, and can be analyzed fully and downloaded right away.

The restirction applies to protected replays only (replays that are not yet published by anyone else). Quoting from the ❓FAQ page:

On February 19 2025 22:42 ted. wrote:


Ah ok, I see.

So all replays uploaded by anyone are public? I guess I don't understand why there are so many protected replays and where those come from?

Yesterday I had a couple hours to kill at work and wanted to download some high level bgh reps and literally every single one of them was locked. How are these replays getting uploaded and why are they protected?

So for myself, wanting to occasionally watch a bgh replay that isn't a year old, $300 feels pretty steep. I would consider $100 for access, mainly cause I appreciate your work, but I feel the $300 for a casual user like myself who just wants to occasionally watch a long bgh rep with good players in it, feels quite high.

Just wanted to share my opinion. Tremendous respect for your work regardless.

On March 26 2025 17:55 iopq wrote:
I still can't log in via email, can we switch to OTPs? I just don't see the email in my inbox

On March 26 2025 18:26 Dakota_Fanning wrote:

I checked the logs, your mail server deferred the mail receiving due to IP throttling.

I send you the entry code via email (I edit it so it won't expire soon). Let me know if that works.

EDIT: Code sent via email.

On March 26 2025 18:45 iopq wrote:

it expired

edit: no, I'm wrong the error message is:

🛑 Error: Entry code verification failed: Invalid entry code!

On March 26 2025 19:02 Dakota_Fanning wrote:

That could happen if you copy the entry code incorrectly. Make sure you copy the whole code, no leading/trailing spaces etc.

On March 27 2025 12:27 iopq wrote:

now it says

🛑 Error: Entry code verification failed: Entry code expired (you must request a new entry code)!

On March 27 2025 20:04 Dakota_Fanning wrote:

Yes, because I extended the expiration of the entry code until the end of the day (which was yesterday), I thought you'll try it on the same day. On the bright side, this means you copied the entry code this time correctly.

I extended the expiration again, until tomorrow midnight, the same entry code. Try it again before that.

On December 3 2024 13:41 JD_Scent wrote:

      
(Must read) Reasons to be careful when preparing for a competition and what you say about yourself or other players

While this site is becoming a hot topic of controversy in the community,


Whether it's a use map or a regular map, they're all uploaded



Build timing, unit production timing, building location, troop movement APM, EAPM, even numbering habits or coordinate mouse movement.



To be honest, it's all been revealed.



In the past, cwal.gg only had ladder records, but this is on a different level.





This is a legal area because Blizzard released the source code, but there was information asymmetry between those who knew and those who didn't know.



People who know will know that even if you practice slandering, the process of preparing for a competition by searching for the ID of the person practicing slandering or the ID of the opponent will all appear.



In fact, I was able to see the entire preparation process through this site.



There is no need for a use map, a password room, or a hidden sub-account. The ones that are uploaded all at once are targeted at maps or specific suspicious IDs.



It takes some time to find and randomly specify an ID, so all cases of games played on Battle.net can be specified.



In other words, the solution is a method such as udp off hamachi radmin.





Even the breakwaters and password rooms are all open with the use map, so it is said that they will appear after 3 days.



Sometimes it appears after 3 days, and sometimes it appears in just one day.



Of course, it doesn't matter if you use this well in the field of analysis.



With this, you can prepare for the build of the opposing university or individual competition with information asymmetry and customize it or start with a better build.



There was an advantage.



I don't know the intention behind this, as it is a foreign website and it was uploaded to prevent anyone from abusing it.



The situation has already been opened.



Even since this is all open, in the classic game, the timestamps are printed and it all shows how the player reacted to the movement.



Analysis becomes too easy.



I just posted this because in this world, if you don't know, you're stupid.



If you think that no one has benefited from this, you are a person who sees the world too lightly.



Although there is a suspicion, there is no evidence to confirm whether anyone benefited.



I can't say anything because Blizzard legally opened the API in the first place, but I think it's a matter of conscience.



I uploaded this because I thought you might be stupid if you didn't know about this site since it's almost known to everyone now.

On April 01 2025 18:01 tankgirl wrote:
Apparently this site has become a topic of controversy in the korean scene.

I dont use this site and I have no opinion on the matter.

I am just posting this to make the developer aware of what may be unintended harmful consequences of his software and replay paywall



edit: players/progamers/amateurs can protect themselves from replay-scraping robot websites and unscrupulous competitors during tournament preparation by preventing replay uploads. your practice partner and any observers will need to perform the same steps.
pm me for details.