Read information here :
https://dotabuff.com/pages/dbr

Anyways, although it might not be completely accurate, post your rating here



Good way of finding people to teach you how to play , and also find clan members and what not, but it shouldn't be completely depended on. Also you can track if you're improving or not, a lot better.

Add me up on Steam, we can catch a game sometime, in my sig V

This post has been edited by Sypher: Jan 25 2013, 05:33 PM


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Wats the point of posting if u blacken the numbers @.@

1578 platinum

pm me for id if want play

>_> need to improve moar
i want Diamond rating.

What level we're in is enough la, the rest shy ma

LIKE A BOSS LOL

kel, mane kamu punye. sure diamond++

icex3 DBR= 2384

This post has been edited by KcX35: Jan 25 2013, 03:57 PM

duno high or low

but what the hell does this represent anyway?

all pro 1.. @.@

later cek mine..

Dotabuff Rating
1604 (Platinum)
Percentile
89%

That's why i posted the link in the first post, it's just their method of calculating your skill lvl in Matchmaking. Your score is very high bro, almost the best rank, Diamond, to get to diamond you need 1950+

Of course that high, ex-teammate haha.

This post has been edited by Sypher: Jan 25 2013, 05:35 PM

Not so high compare to u heh

dotabuff rating is platinum 1661. but im bad in dota. like really really bad. there must be something wrong with the formula.

nvm got it...

Dotabuff Rating
1283 (Gold)

Percentile
60%

This post has been edited by redzwan: Jan 25 2013, 07:06 PM

Dotabuff Rating
1473 (Platinum)
Percentile
80%

i think this rating is kinda inaccurate, cus im suck...

gooding site yoo, tq ts

No la, almost same bro

They already claimed, might not be accurate and all that but funny thing is, they even rank matches if the match was gold/plat or whatever, and when i have a gold match when i party with friends, it's considered Normal in dota 2 client replay sections but when I solo, and I get into Platinum matches, Dota 2 client shows it as High matches. I assume high tier Platinum & Diamond matches = Very High replays.

No prob, enjoy the site , very detailed and full of information.

This post has been edited by Sypher: Jan 25 2013, 08:02 PM

This post has been edited by sixshot: Jan 25 2013, 08:33 PM

Hey you're already on my friend list, I should play with you more, take me to Diamond bro

Yesterday we made this statement.

As of 2013-01-25 09:30:00 UTC, Valve has completely taken away our current method of gathering data. This means we are no longer able to get new matches, download replays, qualify aggregates, or properly calculate any other stats (like hero winrates).

While we understand the privacy concerns Valve might have with all data being publicly available, we believe the approach they are taking now is completely wrong. They are trying to force us to use the WebAPI, but there’s some serious downsides to it:

Since the privacy option is private by default, most of the matches have no playerid, or 1 at most in them (the value is -1). This means we can’t calculate any accurate rankings for any players, even if their profile is public.
They have removed the crucial part which makes up the replay url. Replay downloading and parsing was one of our biggest features (both existing and upcoming), which we spent months developing.
When Valve launched the WebAPI (in July), it crashed or got shut down every few days, and wasn’t usable at all. They turned it off completely, and it hasn’t been up for the last 6 months. They have clearly shown the API isn’t a priority for them, and it doesn’t allow us to build a website on top of it.
The WebAPI only came up yesterday, which means even if we wanted to switch to it, we had no time to test and implement it.

We believe there are better privacy alternatives than the one Valve implemented. For example, we had a privacy feature ready to launch today (see screenshots below), which completely removes your profile from our website, while still allowing us to serve accurate statistics to the rest of the community.

We have tried to keep an open dialogue with Valve over the last 6 months (they were aware of our upcoming features well beforehand), but apparently they are not interested in communicating with community websites.

We have invested a lot of our time and own money in trying to make Dotabuff one of the best sites out there, and we are absolutely devastated.

If you would like to express your opinion about this situation, contact Valve and let them know how you feel.

icefrog@gmail.com
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http://dev.dota2.com/

(sos: https://dotabuff.com/pages/2013-01-25-shutdown)

should closed this thread as well