New stats system

[uakf.b]

When the bots are restarted (hopefully today), they will have a new stats system that will solve some problems related to having the same username on multiple realms. For all stats command, if you use !stats <username>@<realm>, then it will show the stats for <username> only on <realm>. <realm> can be uswest, useast, asia, europe, or entconnect (the .battle.net for the first four is optional). You can still see overall stats (for example, if you don't know the realm) with !stats <username>; the ELO in this case will be the maximum of the username on each realm.

Additionally, it's also easier to see stats for a user already in the game. Instead of typing the entire username, you can just type a partial name; for example, for uakf.b, you can use !stats ua if I'm in the same game as you.

Edit: OpenStats site will be updated too. Also, we might have OpenStats for Castle Fight soon.

[uakf.b]

OpenStats has been updated.

[BurritoCarcass]

So does this mean, for example, that I made an account on west, and if I play with the same name on east, the stats will change? I play a new account on west called FckWhtYHrd and I would like to play this account on east but also have my stats and elo change after a win or loss, is this what the new system means?

I would really like to transfer this account to east, the only reason I made a west realm account was to play all Ent dota games. The initial post here is unclear, I hope this means that i can play east or west and still have my elo and stats change.

[uakf.b]

In the old system, ELO was already handled separately for accounts on different realms, along with wins and losses. However, when you used !sd, it would take the account with maximum ELO but sum the wins and losses across the realms.

In the new system, the only difference is that you can specify a single realm by adding @uswest; for example, !sd uakf.b@uswest. This is added automatically when you view the games page, use OpenStats, or join a DotA game. If you do not specify the @server, then it'll take max ELO but sum other stats as before.