All additional data is taken straight from Relic servers. This means it's only explained by the short developer comment, which in this case is straight "regional". Most propably Relic divided players by sectors, or regions, like Europe, Americas, Asia etc.
Nice work Brah ! What language / framework do you use for your backend api ?
The entirety of the app was written in Android Java. To make it work I had to reverse-engineer Relic scripts from the player card website. The code is based on JavaScript and JSON format.
The entirety of the app was written in Android Java. To make it work I had to reverse-engineer Relic scripts from the player card website. The code is based on JavaScript and JSON format.
Ah ok ! not a backend (your) needed if indeed you use only Relic Api
awesome!
any chance to see the rank of the country you are living in?
for example: "you are rank 27 of all players from your country XXX"
because, apparently, coh2 shows the country of all players in their playercard. maybe you could work that out. would be a very cool feature! as i dont think the already existing "regional" rank counts as such rank.. or is bugged cause #lelic.
awesome!
any chance to see the rank of the country you are living in?
for example: "you are rank 27 of all players from your country XXX"
because, apparently, coh2 shows the country of all players in their playercard. maybe you could work that out. would be a very cool feature! as i dont think the already existing "regional" rank counts as such rank.. or is bugged cause #lelic.
It could prove to be time consuming because of the way Relic API works; nevertheless, it is possible using workarounds. At this moment I have some other plans, but I could implement this feature in the future.
EDIT: I checked again and this would need over 50 entire webpages to be loaded. I don't think this could be done in reasonable time by currently popular mobile devices.
EDIT2: So after checking once again there is another option. It couldn't be displayed from the go for sure; the app would need some sort of Analyze menu.
I thought it shows my teammate and opponent stat/rank while playing. So sad
It can't be fully automated. It would need to enter the nick into a text field and select the player from a list to show his rank as all game data is added to the Relic API after the end of match.
A quick update about the Regional stat. Relic has divided the world into following regions: Europe, Middle East, Asia, North America, South America, Oceania, Africa, and Unknown. The Steam profile country selection is irrevelant, Relic has other means to check that.
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