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I don't know what "You place in the top 100% of Foffytrackers!" means though.
EDIT: It seems it wasn't able to read any achievement data at all. Those little progress bars should fill up with your # of achieves.
It's some some random user with an open profile I used, and it looks like the achievements are "Not Applicable" for every title that person owns, even though s/he has a public profile with achievements listed and everything. That's the one giving me the "You place in the top 100%..." message.
It seems to work for your profile and mines, though. I'm in the top 16% apparently, you may have to explain a bit more what that means.
I quite like the presentation and the stats at the bottom, especially "unplayed games". 70% unplayed games? FML!
How about instead of "You placed in the top 25%" it says "You rank higher than 75% of players"?
I have another friend whose profile is open too and it doesn't work for them either...I'm not sure what I can do about that. Seems to be tied to specific people.
It's a cool little tool.
As for your question, I'm a bit torn. There is a formula behind the scenes that basically counts a sort of "achievement points" -- they're called "Foffyscore" on the backend. I used to display them on the front, but for this iteration I removed them because people were getting confused.
Basically it's something like
- Each achievement you earn on a single game grants you a certain base value
- Earning more achievements in one game is worth more
- Points per achievement are placed on a curve (so a game with lots of achievements becomes worth more as you earn more achievements in that game)
- Completing a game earns you a bonus score based on how many achievements were in that game
tl;dr = more achievements & bigger games = more points
I'm just not sure if it's something people would want to see or not. Thoughts?
click http://foffytrack.com/
wind up on toffee tools (?), have to click on foffytrack again to even get to the damn thing
"enter a vanity URL or whatsit!"
not enough room in the textbox for a url, it just wants the id bit on the end
wait a decade for it to load
accidentally refresh and it spams steams servers again, lol
results page stacks everything in a difficult to read format, first item is a ranking of how many letters you have in your name (?)
second item is the url you can find in the browser's url bar just in case you don't know how this internet thing works
nothing immediately sets it apart from other tracking services
May have to explain the Foffyscore on the page, because I didn't know any of that until you told me right now. Without being told how to increase the score (which also isn't listed on the page), the user would be left in the dark as to what that percentage actually means.
The Foffyscore is a cool idea, and while I understand why you took it away (it could be confusing), it's something that shouldn't be left hidden on the backend, totally unexplained. The percentage score isn't meaningful without it.
Yeah, I forgot to mention that I did not know immediately what an "vanity URL" is either, I assumed it was the entire URL page of your profile page, later did I realise it was just the id name. Maybe I'm just thick, but it wasn't obvious what it was to me, personally.
Looking at it from a distance now, you should probably be able to just enter your URL and have it parse it for you -- really not difficult. I'd really like to be able to just enter a display name, but unfortunately that doesn't seem to be possible.
Also, uploaded a small textual change -> "You rank higher than 37% of Foffytrack users!"
From that sentence, I assumed putting in your Steam profile URL (http://steamcommunity.com/id/agrelephant) should work, but the word limit is only copying up to "http://steamcommunity", after which I copied and pasted "agrelephant". Again, might just be me being dumb, but that was my take on it.
This was from using Chrome by the way, if that means anything.
Yeah, that text is better now. Just realised that you could change the colour of the cat by clicking it, that's nice. I know it's probably going to involve an lot of work, but I still think it necessary to explain how that percentage is worked out.
Give it a look now -- I changed quite a bit of the formatting surrounding the table. No mention of Foffyscore still, though -- that'll be sometime later in the week probably.
Edit: Oh WOW, I JUST realized why the URL thing was so confusing. I didn't even put 2 + 2 together to realize that generally "URL" means the whole thing...derp...
Few things I would like to suggest, but yeah it's cool as it is.
I touched up the main page to be much clearer about what a "Steam Name" or "Steam ID" is. Unfortunately I don't have Photoshop on this computer so I had to make do, but the image was slightly updated as well. What do you think?
Another thing I should implement is a better loading mechanism -- it should load data for each game as it gets it, rather than all at once. This way you don't need to wait around so long to see data when you have lots of games.