Ten factorial?

nah, just 10.

i just pushed a visual update and a 'tier list' feature. it works by comparing the sum of each champions' matchups, but each term of the sum is weighted by the popularity of the opposing champ.

also, the site is scanning 24/7 and automatically updates a few times a day.

i am mostly working on improving the backend code for now (and also working on my motivation). i was so excited to get something out that i wasn't coding the cleanest. my next goals are either 1.) to have pages for different elo divisions, or 2.) to make per champ pages.

i'm thinking #1. if I expand upon the plat+ concept, I would like to do a.) Silver+Gold, b.) Plat+. But I'm wondering if a.) Bronze+Silver. b.) Gold+Plat c.) Diamond+ wouldn't make more sense.

I'm also wondering if I have to scan other regions. I am set to do only NA now, but maybe I should do euros as well? If I go to asia I'm worried that they're a lot different.

the most onesided matchup I can find is Jax vs Wukong in the top lane, with a 35.2% winrate for Jax.

5.13 live and updating hourly, also per-elo and per-champion pages

Really like this site, the 17k games you mention, is that 17k at a time or what?

17k total 5.13 games across all elos, each page tries to list the sample size it's using but i might have missed some

lane pages - at the top
champion pages - under the medal
all page - at the top and hover over champion name
bans page - hover over champion name (just realized this one doesn't make sense though, the "samplesize" is how many times they were picked at the elo)

Ok I'm confused probably, so 17k games, 1.7k on top page.

This 17k number and all the others going up as the days roll on?

1.7k for the plat top page. if you add up all the different top pages you'll get 17k total (for example, silver top page has 7.6k since there are so many more silver games compared to plat)

yea, the numbers will automatically go up

my traffic before and just after posting on reddit:



not sure if i should have posted about it yet, but if i ever make the site a lot better i can still do a top-level post about it there

What frameworks and/or languages did you use to make this? Any chance you open source it to GitHub or what have you?

It's all done in rails, I haven't released it yet but I may later.

the "provisional" addition in the dropdown menu for roles gives me a scrollbar fyi (in chrome)

Did not realize you made this waffle. What is traffic for the site like now?

there's a big spike whenever a new patch is released, then it trails off. I had 3,000 users/day in november's spike, 1,000 in december's, and only 600 in jan's.

I haven't actively worked on the site in a few months though... I initially made it to learn ruby because I thought my next job would be in that language, but I ended up going a different way.

Man, looking at the jungle winrates. Udyr is crushing. I've been playing a bit of Voli when I jungle and I feel like I can just crush the enemy team.

It also cracks me up to see the winrates (more like lose-rates!?) on Lee Sin and Kindred in the lower divisions.

pantheon with a literally off the charts 58.2% winrate top @ gold

He's strong as fk, see 5s thread for my carry game of the heaviest team of all time

I changed the visual style of most of the pages and added keystone winrate tracking

https://counterplay.xyz/champion/janna/support

changed front page to list the highest pick+ban combined