Application/Web Site title: KillsOverDeaths.com OPSIS MatchViewer
Description: A graphic, share-enabled visualization of Custom and Arena type matches (see details below for a full run-down)
URL (if applicable): http://www.killsoverdeaths.com/wp/matchviewer/
Screenshot links: http://www.killsoverdeaths.com/wp/2016/05/31/new-opsis-matchviewer/
Gamertag: dapill
Details:
Welcome to our all new OPSIS MatchViewer! This new product offers you the ability to watch gameplay from any gamertag you enter. You can then share a really cool graphical representation of that match with your friends and even fans!
Features:
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Ability to show up-to the most recent 50 two-team Arena and Custom matches from any gamertag
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Shows the date the game was played, the gametype, and the map - Some gametypes don’t yet have sufficient support to visualize- we will add them when they do! http://www.killsoverdeaths.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/help-menu-overlay.png
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Our MatchViewer comes with many options that make the match viewing experience a delight. The MatchViewer has a help function [?] available on the bottom left of the viewing screen. The help screen offers a quick-start guide to get you running right away! http://www.killsoverdeaths.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/naded-getting-sniped.png
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The MatchViewer shows the position of each player when they are killed, as well as where they were on the map when they died. They are identified by their in game emblem that is shown in the top right hand corner of the MatchViewer screen. You can click on any of the emblems on the map to get more information about the kill, including assists and the killer’s ‘offhand’ weapons.
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The objective over time chart is located on the middle right of the interface. This graphical representation portrays the game’s score over time. It can show whether a team had a slow start, whether the kills were spread out or all at once, and for Capture-the-Flag it shows when a flag was captured. http://www.killsoverdeaths.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/regret-area-of-influence-showing-teams-control-of-map.png
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The Area of Influence (AOI) and Spawn Indicator (SI) toggles are some of the great features of the MatchViewer. - The AOI allows the viewer to see which areas of the map are being effected by kills in quick succession. It functions like a rolling heatmap so that you can see when your team has been dominating.
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The SI is possibly the most important feature- it makes it very clear which players are off spawn and are waiting for the respawn timer. This information can give you a ton of meaningful data about how players deal with their teammates coming off respawn. http://www.killsoverdeaths.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/spawn-status-popup-da-pill-has-a-shotgun.png
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All of the player emblems on the map and in the Spawn Indicator are clickable and provide pop-outs to give you a quick rundown of a players stats at the current point in the match. The pop out windows also show the weapons the player has at any given point in the match. http://www.killsoverdeaths.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/royal-with-better-slayer-rating-than-team.png
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The Match Summary shows all the meaningful stats from the game. - The summary offers every player a new Slayer Rating that adds a whole new thing you can use to brag to your friends! The Slayer Rating is a comprehensive statistic that takes into account your kills, deaths, assists, and damage. The Slayer Rating is an efficiency rating for your slayer game play, and a score of 200 is considered an optimal game. - The MVP is be displayed in the bottom right corner, and shows the best slayer during the match. - Objective MVP is displayed on the bottom left corner, and shows the player working hardest to accomplish objectives. This is available in the Capture-the-Flag gametype. http://www.killsoverdeaths.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/lunchbox-captured-the-flag.png
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The Capture-the-Flag gametype is supported. Flag pick-ups, returns, and captures are all indicated in the event logs on the right hand of the interface.Thank you very much for checking out the OPSIS MatchViewer!
