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Merging games #5

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Ragowit opened this issue Jan 6, 2020 · 1 comment
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Merging games #5

Ragowit opened this issue Jan 6, 2020 · 1 comment
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Ragowit commented Jan 6, 2020

Be able to merge games into one list. Some examples follow.

Jack N' Jill DX ~ Exactly the same game, just split up over different platforms and regions

Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch + Remastered ~ Exactly the same game, just polished. Exactly the same trophy lists.

Dead By Daylight ~ This one is more special, join these two to a combined trophy lists.

WipEout® HD + WipEout® 2048 --> WIPEOUT™ OMEGA COLLECTION ~ Another special one. Omega Collection is the two previous games into one.
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Ragowit commented Mar 24, 2020

Fixed with the release of 2.0.0.

The first two examples can easily be done with the current admin tools. Third one can be done with some addition of manual database handling and the fourth can probably also be done with a lot of extra database handling.

Satisfied for now with the current solution.

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Once again, changed to priority of the queue. #3 lowered to 1k from 2.5k, updated atleast once a week. Added #4 to have the 10k updated atleast once a month. Added #5 to have top 50k to be updated atleast once a half year. Previous #4 is now #6, and #5 is #7. This is now how it works:

#1 - Users added from the front page, ordered by time entered
#2 - Top 100 players who haven't been updated within a day, ordered by the oldest one.
#3 - Top 1000 players or +/- 250 players who are about to drop out of top 50k who haven't been updated within a week, ordered by the oldest one.
#4 - Top 10000 players who haven't been updated within a month, ordered by the oldest one.
#5 - Top 50000 players who haven't been updated within six months, ordered by the oldest one.
#6 - Users added by Ragowit when site was created to populate the site, ordered by name (will be removed once done)
#7 - Oldest scanned player who is not tagged as a cheater
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