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1. Your team name + tag
Tentatively (not final  yet)  The Lazy Bastards [TLB]

2. Your team members
LuccaWulf
FlameHaze

3. The Discord IDs of each member of your team
You can look it up

4. Whether you and your team members read the rules and acknowledge them
Confirmed.

Per your request for suggestions. 
1. Multiple Rounds on a map is a bad idea and I personally never saw a ladder do this before.  Maps favor some skills over others, ending up on a map that favors your opponents is fine if the next one doesn't or favors you.  It's like a new battle with different considerations, but 2 rounds on the same map is very demoralizing to the losing team of round 1.  (I know from personal experience).  When the one Ladder we won we faced our rivals on 2 maps without planes!!!

2. Normally one round on 3 maps, you play the first 2 maps and 3rd one is used as a tie breaker if teams are 1-1.  The specific maps are revealed to the teams 1 week prior to the match.

3. One teams get to pick first and third round map, other team gets home field advantage by having round one / three played on their server. 

Well that's how it was done back in the day, let me know if you like these ideas.

Looking forward to it.

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Black Mamba wrote:

This is just me nitpicking so feel free to ignore my suggestions but would it be possible to add the following things to the global player graph please?

- The ability to filter player numbers by mod;
- Long term player data (since when you started capturing the data) if that doesn’t affect performance too much;
- Moving average on long term player data;
- Minimum and maximum player counts displayed as a line on the graph, with labels, instead of underneath the graph

I've made a few changes to try and capture the trends - let me know what you think.

I don't have all the data I need to add the mod filtering quickly - but I will take a look into it.

Couple of new features
- Placements leaderboards. Rankings based on how many 1st, 2nd and 3rd places you've received. You can slice it by changing the minimum number of players in the round. A higher number of players means the ranking had more opposition.
- Will add team stats next, to track the winning team, and record that on the player profile. Will also show it on the server details page to show team winning stats per map

https://i.imgur.com/eAT7toG.png

Black Mamba wrote:

How about adding a global player number with a graph, similar to what was done at bf1942.eu? People could look at historical global player number trends, and maybe you could leverage the power of AI to generate insights from the data. Lots of possibilities here.

Sure I've added that graph to the server listings page.
I do capture a lot of information and want to spend some time on the analytics side of it, to look at what interesting details I can glean. AI can do a nice job summarising data in a riendly way - I might look at how it can help with that to start with.

All of his videos suck xd
As I recall you were getting pwnt here by me(with a vpn lmao). Don't expect such quality production from 000
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLle-Pp621U&

xd

Hi All,

After a lot of work, I'm excited to finally launch a project I've been building for the BF1942 community. My goal was to create a modern, fast hub for everything Battlefield 1942.  Here's a quick rundown of what it can do:

Live Server List: You can browse a live list of servers, automatically sorted by who's online. Clicking a server takes you to a detailed page with a full scoreboard (split by team), a player history graph, the server's top 10 players, and a chart of the most played maps.

Player Search & Profiles: There's a full player search so you can look up anyone by name. Every player gets their own profile page showing their overall K/D, total score, playtime, and a full history of their recent matches.

Round History: Want to find a specific match? The Round History page is fully searchable by server name, map, or IP. You can click on any round to see the final scoreboard and who played in it.

Game & Mod Downloads: A  Play Now Guide with easy instructions for installing the game on a modern PC, plus a Mod Downloads section with links for DC, GC, IS82, and BF1918.

I hope this becomes a valuable resource for everyone. Check it out and let me know what you think!

This site is currently under active development. You may run into bugs or GUI errors. If there are any features or requests that you would like to see please let me know.

Mods, if this is not appropriate, please let me know and I'll delete this post. Thanks!

Site Address:     bf1942.online

Hi Sky, appreciate the concern. If you haven’t had a chance yet, I recommend checking out the video that Deeko (immersion) posted of his perspective from the Omaha round. It shows how a player with good aim, positioning, and knowledge can significantly outperform the more casual players. Watching good players is one of the best ways to learn.

Additionally, if you ever have concerns in the future then it’s helpful to post your perspective too.