NS2+ Stored Stats

MashpitSquared · April 2016

Is there a site that records and stores NS2+ round end stats like damage and accuracy, similar to something like this? I was wondering what my average rifle accuracy as a marine was, but couldn't find the NS2+ logs anywhere.

Nordic · April 2016

Not really. The tactical freedom servers does but only for itself

Bicsum · April 2016

There used to be ns2stats.org.

http://web.archive.org/web/20120826034234/http://ns2stats.org/round/round/2178

joshhh · April 2016

Mendasp collects all this data and sells it to marketing companies.

Yojimbo · April 2016

No wonder I've been receiving onos horn enlargement advertisements I was like "How did they know? How did they know!?".

Nordic · April 2016

Is this you @MashpitSquared?
http://hive.naturalselection2.com/profile/84956848

Basically what I was trying to say is that if you play on the TacticalFreedom server is the US you can see your average accuracy over time. If that is your hive profile, then you will see your stats here once you have played enough games.
http://www.tacticalfreedom.com/stats/84956848

sotanaht · April 2016

I know I've managed to improve my accuracy a lot over the past several months, but I think it's less about learning to hit lifeforms and more about learning when not to try, and I'm not entirely sure that makes it a skill improvement.

I mean which is better, a marine who empties his rifle at a skulk/lerk/fade only to get like 3 or 4 hits, or one that doesn't fire a shot because he knows that's exactly what will happen? One is more reliable for immediate damage, but the other is better prepared if the lifeform comes into a better position.

I also hunt gorges. Getting 80% accuracy on the fatties pumps my average significantly.

Yojimbo · April 2016

sotanaht wrote: »

I know I've managed to improve my accuracy a lot over the past several months, but I think it's less about learning to hit lifeforms and more about learning when not to try, and I'm not entirely sure that makes it a skill improvement.

I mean which is better, a marine who empties his rifle at a skulk/lerk/fade only to get like 3 or 4 hits, or one that doesn't fire a shot because he knows that's exactly what will happen? One is more reliable for immediate damage, but the other is better prepared if the lifeform comes into a better position.

I also hunt gorges. Getting 80% accuracy on the fatties pumps my average significantly.

NS2+ Stored Stats

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