Great idea Leidenschafft, very useful!

One remark: I am not sure Blizzard will be fine with you using all their graphics on your site. Or there might be an announcement that they actually do allow that for community sites that I am not aware off...

It shouldnt be to hard to replace the images by custom made ones though.

Leidenschafft

Germany103 Posts

August 26 2010 19:58 GMT

#62

On August 27 2010 02:57 trace666 wrote:
Great idea Leidenschafft, very useful!

One remark: I am not sure Blizzard will be fine with you using all their graphics on your site. Or there might be an announcement that they actually do allow that for community sites that I am not aware off...

It shouldnt be to hard to replace the images by custom made ones though.

I already sent out requests to get included into their fansite program, to know exactly how they like my websites and the usage of their graphics. As you may also have noted, the Starcraft 2/Blizzard trademark/copyright remark is on the page since day one.

Sanguinarius

United States3427 Posts

August 26 2010 21:22 GMT

#63

Thats a good idea. I think alot of people would use it.

Excalibur_Z

United States12224 Posts

August 26 2010 21:27 GMT

#64

On August 25 2010 18:37 Leidenschafft wrote:
By the way: The site also supports cross-realm divisions, so you can add eu/us/sea/... players to the same custom division!

This is the real strength of the site IMO. Technically if you really wanted to, you could add everyone you know to your friends list and go to your profile > Leagues and Ladders > Friends Rank. You don't get the convenience of a website but it's a lot of the same information. The real benefit is being able to do this across realms, which is pretty neat. Thanks for the effort and the update!

EDIT: Another advantage this site has over the in-game Friends Rank is filtering. I can add people who I don't want on my friends list, which is handy because it doesn't clutter up my friends list or bombard me with annoying toasts. I can also create categorical divisions, say one for Co-Workers for example, that I wouldn't be able to filter using the in-game Friends Rank. Neat stuff.

vradovic

United States293 Posts

August 26 2010 21:27 GMT

#65

I use this for my country rank statistics

JQL

United States214 Posts

August 26 2010 22:59 GMT

#66

Just made a division and I love it, thanks.

Leidenschafft

Germany103 Posts

August 27 2010 22:49 GMT

#67

Just updated the site to support bulk-adding of players.

Leidenschafft

Germany103 Posts

August 28 2010 11:09 GMT

#68

Player Value, League Value and Average Player Value:

To compare players/custom divisions vs each other I am trying to introduce a new numeric value which should resemble how "good" a player is overall in battle.net. Right now the formula reads like this: League * Ladderpoints + Achievement points + Won career games.
I am trying to include every aspect (pvp + pve) from the game into this value.

By assigning each player a value i can sum up all the points and calculate an average per custom division. You can now easily compare divisions vs each other via the average player value, membercount does not matter this way.

What do you think about this?

edit: also added WLR

BigBaby

Portugal109 Posts

August 28 2010 13:26 GMT

#69

Thank you for this. This is really useful.

I'm not sure I agree with the player value including achievements and what not, but everything else is great.

Keep up the good work!

Diks

Belgium1880 Posts

August 28 2010 13:55 GMT

#70

That is an awesome job, man !

I created Belgium Ladder. The password is BEL
Feel free to add yourself if you live in Belgium !

Leidenschafft

Germany103 Posts

August 28 2010 14:01 GMT

#71

Ok, getting a lot of feedback saying that achievement points and won career games shouldn't count for the player value. Putting more thought into this, I think achievement points already cover the PvE-part of the game in a numeric value and my player value should only include PvP values.

League * Ladderpoints, would this be enough? Any more ideas?

League * Ladderpoints * WLR would be another option, rewarding quality over quantity of games.

Mateo0

France112 Posts

August 28 2010 14:02 GMT

#72

Cool job.
I have an issue, which profile url exactly do you have to enter. When I enter this :
http://eu.battle.net/sc2/en/profile/303586/1/Mateo/
to add a player it says : invalid profile url.

EliteAzn

United States661 Posts

August 28 2010 20:26 GMT

#73

I like the 2nd one (league*ladder*WLR) more than the first.

bObaZ

Portugal862 Posts

August 29 2010 13:39 GMT

#74

Is it possible to create a 2on2 Ranking like this one?

This idea is awesome. We use it to keep track of all our country players (we are a small country afterall)

Thnx for this

dhe95

United States1213 Posts

August 29 2010 14:45 GMT

#75

This is very nice lol we should have our own TL.net division, see how you rank compared to TL

Leidenschafft

Germany103 Posts

August 29 2010 14:51 GMT

#76

Player Value updated to league*ladderpoints*WLR

kirkybaby

Korea (South)781 Posts

August 29 2010 15:05 GMT

#77

very nice work leidenschafft, another thank you from a fan/user

Oglokoog

Czech Republic35 Posts

August 29 2010 15:23 GMT

#78

I made a division for a discussion server that I'm on, but despite showing the number of members as 24, it only displays the stats for the first 20. Is this intentional?

(http://sc2divisions.com/custom/nyx-cz/262)