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General Category => Fighting Game Discussion => Topic started by: Gamogo on March 07, 2010, 10:17:58 PM

Title: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: Gamogo on March 07, 2010, 10:17:58 PM
Hi guys,

About a week ago I put together an online database that allows players in Australia and NZ to upload and share their PSN, Xbox and Games for Windows contact details so as to make it easier to find people to play against online.

This is a simple website that allows you to create a player profile with the following details:

- Gamertag Xbox
- Gamertag PS3
- Gamertag PC
- Preferred platform
- Location
- Main
- Alt
- Opponent Request
- Rank

With 'rank' being a simple system to allow you to (roughly) specify your skill level so as to find people close to your ability to play against and so on.

So far I've managed to attract a few players in Australia with more registering daily and given that I play a few guys from NZ (I'm also originally from NZ - South Island massive) I figured I'd share it here to see if you lads were perhaps interested in signing up. Naturally the site is designed for Street Fighter IV and ultimately Super Street Fighter IV.

Some stuff to keep in mind:

- The site is very simple but for the most part serves its purpose
- I am a shitty web coder and I'm making this up as I go along
- I am more than open to suggestions and feature requests. If something sucks, tell me.

Lastly, users of XBL and GFW have the convenient ability to simply click on a user in Fighterbase to quickly add them to their contact list via XBL's online connectivity via browsers. Unfortunately I cannot do this for PS3 users as the PSN isn't particularly flexible. The best I can offer here is that dorky 'trophy' compare shit.

I think that about covers it. Please check the site out. The more people we attract, the easier I hope it is for us all to find one another and punch each other in the face.

http://fighterbase.dyndns.org

If you have any issues, questions or suggestions, please leave them as comments here:

http://gamogo.wordpress.com/fighterbase-aunz/

Cheers,

- Gamogo
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: massi4h on March 07, 2010, 10:41:28 PM
Good man. I signed up.
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: Skullator on March 07, 2010, 10:47:59 PM
Nice bro, signing up.

Edit: Hey man from an I.T perspective, that's some nice shit you got going there! Hopefully alot of people join because that would be a FANTASTIC tool we could use to help download our problem matchups..
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: Gamogo on March 08, 2010, 02:29:04 AM
I just added a country field to help further narrow down searches if perhaps your connections to Australia are shitty.

Alternatively, you can just click the 'Country' field title in the 'Quick List' and it will re-order all results based on country so you can quickly see at a glance who are the Aussies and who are the Kiwis.

I noticed a few of you lads signed up. Cheers! Hopefully you can use this to add to your contact lists :D
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: zos'la on March 08, 2010, 08:10:52 AM
nice work, loving the community!!!
I registered also... Ranked myself B? Not sure how it works but just a wild guess!!!
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: Rorooze on March 08, 2010, 08:50:15 AM
Quote from: Gamogo on March 07, 2010, 10:17:58 PM

Lastly, users of XBL and GFW have the convenient ability to simply click on a user in Fighterbase to quickly add them to their contact list via XBL's online connectivity via browsers. Unfortunately I cannot do this for PS3 users as the PSN isn't particularly flexible. The best I can offer here is that dorky 'trophy' compare shit.


:O i'll sign up after work!
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: [NIUE] BIRRY WONG on March 08, 2010, 10:27:34 AM
Quote from: zosla on March 08, 2010, 08:10:52 AM
nice work, loving the community!!!
I registered also... Ranked myself B? Not sure how it works but just a wild guess!!!

Fuck, better drop myself down from B+ then
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: electric on March 08, 2010, 10:37:21 AM
Good idea Gamogo - If you need a hand with anything PHP related, give me a yell and I'll be more than happy to help

I signed up - looking forward to getting some new match ups dialed

Quote from: ILL_BILL on March 08, 2010, 10:27:34 AM
Fuck, better drop myself down from B+ then

Copy pasted from Gamogo's site:

Quote
(A.) This includes players who have been playing for a solid amount of time and are familiar with various match-ups and many ins and outs to the game. You likely have a few tips to share.

(B.) This defines players who have settled on a character, are working towards pulling their game together and are looking for challengers to help level up. You have questions (we all do), but still handle yourself well and are trying to crack the next level.

(C.) This is for people very new to SFIV/SSFIV. Beginners are typically only just getting into the game and figuring out how things work. You are still working on key combos and game mechanics and would like to meet players climbing the same ladder to play against.
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: [NIUE] BIRRY WONG on March 08, 2010, 10:42:50 AM
Oh. So i am B+ then. Andy bro youre an easy A.
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: Skullator on March 08, 2010, 11:46:08 AM
You guys are underconfident.. I just clicked A+ and moved on LOL
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: stereomonkey on March 08, 2010, 12:02:25 PM
Joined under Grade B.

EDIT: Just need to add "Hamilton" to your location list ;)
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: xpunch on March 08, 2010, 01:08:48 PM
joined under C grade lol the more i practise sf4 the more i realize i dnt even know this game lol theres so much to learn, its like a maori trying to learn another language like french. or in my case its like a maori trying to learn how to speak maori lol. like you know something but not all of it, new things keep coming up new tools new obsticles which keeps me interested in the competitive scene.
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: zos'la on March 08, 2010, 02:50:15 PM
Quote from: ILL_BILL on March 08, 2010, 10:42:50 AM
Oh. So i am B+ then. Andy bro youre an easy A.

I'll take a "B" from the standard that's mentioned above, I am settling into my character and finding a challenge to improve my game.
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: Rorooze on March 08, 2010, 04:54:02 PM
I'm on and put myself on as a C. I was gonna put C+ but if xpunch is only a C then I'll go as a C, haha.
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: [FB] WICK3D WAYZ on March 08, 2010, 08:54:52 PM
oh sweet signed up

put myself at E+......... E for Elite bitches hahaha
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: Skullator on March 08, 2010, 09:01:09 PM
Quote from: xpunch on March 08, 2010, 01:08:48 PM
joined under C grade lol the more i practise sf4 the more i realize i dnt even know this game lol theres so much to learn, its like a maori trying to learn another language like french. or in my case its like a maori trying to learn how to speak maori lol. like you know something but not all of it, new things keep coming up new tools new obsticles which keeps me interested in the competitive scene.

Good attitude bro, thats the beauty of fighting games.. at first they look simple, there's all this cheap shit going on and a bit of skill.. but as time goes by they just get deeper and deeper and deeper as people keep discovering more and more and more lol.
People still pulling out new tricks in third strike which is what, going on 10 years old? Gotta love it.
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: xpunch on March 09, 2010, 01:13:13 AM
i know what you mean man. i learned alot on sat while playing tournment matches also having the ranbats will make me feel more confident when playing at a tourny, for some reason when i play at tournys i think too hard about my combos and what the other char can counter me with and i str8 up dnt wana look stupid hahaha so in the end i phase out and then i stuff up bigg tyme hahaha. thats why i get knocked outa tournys so fast lol
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: Skullator on March 09, 2010, 01:31:06 AM
Haha funny you should say that about your tourny nerves, that's exactly the same thing that happens to me! I'll know that somebody can punish such and such a mix up.. and even tho it's a difficult punish which they aren't guaranteed to make, I won't bother risking it because I'd look bad etc. But then.. I play way too safe.. and need to be rushing people down more.. ugh you know how it is.

Ranbats should be a big help, deffo. I think we will learn to stop caring as much and adapt more flexible styles which we can switch between at will during the match (Risk taking, Random style, safe and clean, turtle)
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: Gamogo on March 13, 2010, 02:47:19 AM
Hi guys,

Just a quick note to let you know that Fighterbase has moved to a new home on the ozhadou.net web server.

Fighterbase can be reached here:

http://fighterbase.ozhadou.net

Cheers to 'Final Atomic Buster' and 'bbbenson' for providing me with web space!

I have done my best to minimise dataloss during the migration. Please confirm your account(s) is still active by logging in.

If there are any problems, please let me know here:

http://gamogo.wordpress.com/fighterbase-aunz

Cheers,

- Gamogo
Title: Re: Fighterbase - an AU/NZ SFIV player database
Post by: B BOY DRAW2 on March 13, 2010, 06:39:04 PM
Quote from: xpunch on March 08, 2010, 01:08:48 PM
joined under C grade lol the more i practise sf4 the more i realize i dnt even know this game lol theres so much to learn, its like a maori trying to learn another language like french. or in my case its like a maori trying to learn how to speak maori lol. like you know something but not all of it, new things keep coming up new tools new obsticles which keeps me interested in the competitive scene.

A humble attitude shows much gratitude!!!

C-cup for me!!!