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Smashdata.gg is an open resource player database that provides quick access to competitive ''Smash'' records and head to heads. The database currently contains all ''Smash 4'' [[PGR]] level tournaments, | Smashdata.gg is an open resource player database that provides quick access to competitive ''Smash'' records and head to heads. The database currently contains all ''Smash 4'' [[PGR]]- level tournaments, most major ''Melee'' tournaments as well as several locals and regionals starting in 2019, and all ''Ultimate'' tournaments with at least 32 entrants<ref>{{citeweb|url=https://twitter.com/smashdata/status/1172096908430467073|title=32 entrants update}}</ref>. Wi-Fi tournaments for both ''Melee'' and ''Ultimate'' are also recorded and are denoted with a Wi-Fi symbol. | ||
Users can choose to display certain tournaments based off of seasons, whether they're PGR tournaments, and whether they are Wi-Fi tournaments. The same thing can be done with players, with users having the option to display all games or only games that involve PGR players, and characters, which would single out the sets where the player has used that character. | |||
==Loopholes== | ==Loopholes== |
Revision as of 14:13, August 31, 2020
Smashdata.gg is a website that records offline and online tournament data from smash.gg for Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate players. The website has recorded over 28,000 player profiles and 15,000 tournaments. Data are updated at the end of every week.
Applications
Smashdata.gg is an open resource player database that provides quick access to competitive Smash records and head to heads. The database currently contains all Smash 4 PGR- level tournaments, most major Melee tournaments as well as several locals and regionals starting in 2019, and all Ultimate tournaments with at least 32 entrants[1]. Wi-Fi tournaments for both Melee and Ultimate are also recorded and are denoted with a Wi-Fi symbol.
Users can choose to display certain tournaments based off of seasons, whether they're PGR tournaments, and whether they are Wi-Fi tournaments. The same thing can be done with players, with users having the option to display all games or only games that involve PGR players, and characters, which would single out the sets where the player has used that character.
Loopholes
The current known problems of the website are split accounts, lack of automatic processing for Challonge tournaments, flaws related to the character data grabbing program.