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by Bojan
on 12. October 2010 19:05
No, unfortunately to keep the load on EA's servers bearable, the hourly updates are the most frequent loads I can do. That goes both for leaderboard and profile data. 
by BesiX
on 12. October 2010 20:08
Well, other leaderboard sites have manual updates available and they seem to be doing fine. I don't see the EA servers lagging when I update stats anyway... 
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by Bojan
on 13. October 2010 06:52
The load process is not just loading of times but also calculating of all possible ranks and scores and having manual loads would stress our server too much. Besides, you only have to wait 1h the longest.
by BERSERKSleader
on 13. October 2010 13:43
I don't get how you grab the data from the servers too...I registered earlier today and still my driver has no points whatsoever, while I'm ranked 117th on the global ranking on nfs-s.com.
Does nfsunlimited only grab times from the server that have been achieved AFTER the time someone registered his account on this site? If that's the case, I don't understand why it's like that.
Edit:
I tested it, nfsunlimited.net only grabs times of the EA server that have been achieved AFTER you registered on nfsunlimited.net. I did ONE race on a low lvl track and now my account has 69 points... That while nfs-s.com still has me ranked 117th.
Seriously, who came up with that idea? You should grab our times from the moment we registered our drivers at EA. The way you're doing it now is not giving a good view on how well someone races.
Last edited: 2010-10-13 14:10:40. Edited 2 time(s) in total.
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by Bojan
on 13. October 2010 15:01
The thing is, grabbing daily stats returns all the results a user has achieved in the current day, not just the fastest per event like all the other timespans do. That way we can have valid results for all cars. Post comment
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