Looking for some friendly folks to help test a homebrewed version of ELOBUFF that I started...

Drunkueid·Dec 18, 2014·1 votes·580 views

LeagueAlpha (Guest) - Homebrewed for LOL'oholics

Not sure this would be considered a community creation or not... But as a fun little project for learning PHP and MySQL, I started my own free homebrew version of the paid stats website: ELOBUFF. I have a handful of friends currently using it, and I'm looking to expand the size of my test group. Anyone in the LoL community willing to give it a go? Unfortunately the site only supports NA-players right now.

Please... Only friendly folks who are willing to be respectful and give thoughtful feedback. I'm not a professional web developer and its not quite as powerful as ELOBUFF yet. So there may be some issues/bugs to put up with. But it's free! (And always will be.) Plus I've been working on it and adding new features almost daily. Thanks and happy LoL'ing! :)

4 Comments

FHMarshyDec 18, 20142 votes

I like it :) I don't know how I should improve my game play through all the info I got, but I like the details of information on the matches :) thanks :)

DrunkueidDec 18, 20141 votes

I'm glad you like it Marshy... Thanks for stopping by to critique the site. Giving explicit information on how to improve your gameplay is definitely something on the to-do list.

Currently there are a few things you can do that may be of interest:

Save & notes games based on your performance (or perhaps opponent performance)
Review your avg champion performance compared to everyone else. You can see if your CS'ing or warding is subpar relatively speaking.

disregardableDec 18, 20141 votes

Please log into your account and temporarily change the name of rune #1 to the verification key shown below. Refresh this page when the task is completed. You may change it back after your account has been verified.

uh...why...

DrunkueidDec 18, 20141 votes

Hi. Thanks for checking out my site. This is similar to what LOLKing does... Riot only gives developers a certain number of accesses to their API per hour, so this prevents people from creating fake accounts where my server will then go out use up the accesses. Since I'm just starting out I guess I should deactivate this feature for now... I'll do that and verify your account too.

Thanks for the feedback.