Computer game tracking websites
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Computer-game-tracking websites are website
s that maintain performance statistics for players of certain video games, allowing players to evaluate their competitive performance and ranking and allowing players to seek out others of comparable ability.
service allows gamers to track their game history across multiple platforms by aggregating history from Xbox Live, Xfire, Steam and other networks.
BF Tracks provides nearly real-time and historical gameplay statistics for all public Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield Vietnam servers (including servers running modifications). All such servers are continuously monitored and statistics from games played on each server are recorded in a database. Each player seen playing online is individually recognized within the database and players are ranked according to their "skill" based on a formula
that incorporates various parameters of the player's performance during gameplay. The BF Tracks website provides a searchable interface to the database where players can view their statistics and see how they compare to every other player in the database. This is all performed automatically without the player needing to register themselves with the service.
Battlefield 2 has several sites that offers a similar service to BF Tracks such as BF2S, but statistics are collected from the game itself which collect data from specific servers known as ranked servers, and most sites do not independently rank players based on their portfolio. However, these sites can, and most do, display and track more variables and statistics than BF Tracks could.
Website
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s that maintain performance statistics for players of certain video games, allowing players to evaluate their competitive performance and ranking and allowing players to seek out others of comparable ability.
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service allows gamers to track their game history across multiple platforms by aggregating history from Xbox Live, Xfire, Steam and other networks.
Battlefield Series
All games in the Battlefield Series have no official statistics and rankings colated by EA/DICE; however, there are third-party websites which have similar functionality, such as BF Tracks and BF2SBF Tracks provides nearly real-time and historical gameplay statistics for all public Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield Vietnam servers (including servers running modifications). All such servers are continuously monitored and statistics from games played on each server are recorded in a database. Each player seen playing online is individually recognized within the database and players are ranked according to their "skill" based on a formula
Formula
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that incorporates various parameters of the player's performance during gameplay. The BF Tracks website provides a searchable interface to the database where players can view their statistics and see how they compare to every other player in the database. This is all performed automatically without the player needing to register themselves with the service.
Battlefield 2 has several sites that offers a similar service to BF Tracks such as BF2S, but statistics are collected from the game itself which collect data from specific servers known as ranked servers, and most sites do not independently rank players based on their portfolio. However, these sites can, and most do, display and track more variables and statistics than BF Tracks could.