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There is this site called csgostats.gg where I could enter the steam ID of players and see the stats of everyones csgo account in my lobby with their most played map etc. Source: about 3 years ago
Https://csgostats.gg/ has this feature. Source: about 3 years ago
I use my following program here: https://github.com/ShayneEvans/csgostats_scraper to scrape stats from csgostats.gg and upload them to a google sheets every hour. I run main.py using a cronjob on my Raspberry Pi 3 at the start of every hour with the following command:. Source: about 3 years ago
Just a quick update on our FACEIT integration, csgostats.gg now lets you link directly with your FACEIT account, no ESL ID in the middle. We had a lot of pushback on this when we initially launched and poor adoption because of it. Unfortunately due to time constraints and other tasks we had to tackle, we weren't able to address it. Until now! And it's all fixed! No need to create an ESL ID. So go link your... Source: about 3 years ago
You might be onto something with the difference in playstyle. I mean I'm not playing bad, but I find myself dropping 30+ kills and it's still 50/50 if I win. I like to play an entry fragger/aggresive early kinda style. Even according to csgostats.gg I have an entry success of 22% meaning I get the first kill in almost a quarter of all my rounds played which sounds pretty high to me. I might just have to become... Source: about 3 years ago
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Tracker.GG - Track user stats from CSGO, Destiny 2, COD
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