You can use compare view to compare players between each other and not only. To go into compare view, Click/tap Compare
button on main view.
You will see two text fields aka green side and red side.
Green side already filled with nickname of player from main view. You can type in both fields. Both fields have limit in 25 symbols. Just enter your query in some field and press Enter
to execute.
Lets talk about abilities of this view.
Comparing two different players
Enter nicknames or user ID's into both field and you will see something like this:
Lets take a closer look to compare widget:
On the left side we can see green side stats (in our case it's dan63047 stats) and on the right side is red side stats (takathedinosaur stats). In the middle we can see difference between those stats. That number is positive when green side have greater value and vice versa. Side with better stat will be highlighted.
Full list of compared stats
- Registration date
- XP (in levels)
- Gametime (in hours)
- Online games played
- Online games won
- Amount of people, who friended that person
- Tetra Rating
- Games played in Tetra League
- Games won in Tetra League
- Win Rate in Tetra League
- GLICKO rating
- Rating deviation
- Placement in global leaderboard
- Placement in local leaderboard
- Attack Per Minute
- Pieces Per Second
- Versus Score
- Attack Per Piece
- Versus Score per Attack Per Minute
- DownStack per Second
- DownStack per Piece
- Summary of Attack Per Piece and DownStack per Piece
- Cheese index
- Garbage efficiency
- Weighted Attack Per Piece
- Area
- Estimated Tetra Rating
- Accuracy of Estimated Tetra Rating
- Opener playstyle
- Plonk playstyle
- Stride playstyle
- Infinite downstack playstyle
Note, that if one player missing some stats (for example, red side hided Online games played and Online games won), they will be excluded from comparison. (I gonna write more about those stats in other page)
There is also area and playstyle graphs:
Comparing player with APM, PPS and VS stats.
If instead of nickname you will enter three numbers, player Nerd Stats will be compared with Nerd Stats with Nerd Stats of APM, PPS and VS.
Divider doesn't matter here, only order matter.
Comparing with Average stats of rank
We can, of course, compare $avgD
with $avgX
, but it will be much more useful, if we use this to compare, for example me with average SS rank. If you using $avgR
(where R
is rank) first time in session, it takes some time to fetch and analyze leaderboard for rank info.