@lyrasilvershade Depending on where you ended up in the queue, unfortunately, yes. I did just make some changes that’ll hopefully speed things along, but the process still is NOT quick.
@ThaDeathJay I’m only allowed to pull down 20 activity reports per second, so if someone has 10,000 reports (from what I’ve seen this is on the lower end) in their entire history, it’ll take ~8 minutes to pull down just the activities for them, not including any other information I’m pulling.
@knightcelestial Absolutely could be a skill issue on me then. Out of curiosity, when you say “hit the api for all PGCRs” are you calling GET /Destiny2/Stats/PostGameCarnageReport/{activityId} for all pgcrs? That’s the only way I could see all encountered players (I think) and is my main slowdown
@EvenEli_ I guess there was somehow a PlayStation account registered under the same id. You should now be able to log in and pick your steam account up in the top right.
@crescenswings Should be fixed now. There should now be a way to switch between profiles up in the account management. Refresh if you don't see it. Let me know if you have any other issues.
@crescenswings There isn’t. I’m guessing there’s a bug in how I’m handling cross save which is why it’s only showing your old PS account. I’ll take a look and try to have a fix out at some point today
@thistlefangirl7 I genuinely have no way of knowing. If it wasn’t a weapon, grenade, melee, or super kill, it’s not there in the api. I can see the kill happened in the scoreboard totals, but the detailed breakdowns can’t tell me what the kills were.
@DestinyTakes Unfortunately that’s expected. It’s a combination of Bungie rate limits and WAY more people finding this silly side project of mine than I expected. In case you’re curious how bad the rate limiting is:
@ThaDeathJay I’m only allowed to pull down 20 activity reports per second, so if someone has 10,000 reports (from what I’ve seen this is on the lower end) in their entire history, it’ll take ~8 minutes to pull down just the activities for them, not including any other information I’m pulling.
@dreynreh Kinda, Bungie rate limits are really slowing down how fast I can crawl a given person. I’ve got it going as fast as I can, unfortunately that’s still not exactly quick. Not to mention I wasn’t expecting this many people to find this website.
https://t.co/FRUFDEFqHC
@ThaDeathJay I’m only allowed to pull down 20 activity reports per second, so if someone has 10,000 reports (from what I’ve seen this is on the lower end) in their entire history, it’ll take ~8 minutes to pull down just the activities for them, not including any other information I’m pulling.
@dreynreh You can refresh or close the browser tab at any time and your spot in the queue is saved. Refreshing won’t restart anything. So yeah, go ahead and refresh the page.
@ThaDeathJay I’m only allowed to pull down 20 activity reports per second, so if someone has 10,000 reports (from what I’ve seen this is on the lower end) in their entire history, it’ll take ~8 minutes to pull down just the activities for them, not including any other information I’m pulling.
@ThaDeathJay It’s unfortunately expected. Report generation is really slow due to a combination of the amount of data I’m pulling from the Bungie api, and the rate limits from Bungie’s side.
@Williams91898 Bungie rate limits mainly. I can only pull down so much data from the API at once, and I’m pulling down a lot. I know it sucks to have to wait for the report to build, but it’s building reports as fast as it possibly can. Unfortunately, as fast as possible is still very slow.