Noesis.gg VS Tracker.GG

Not 100% sure but looks quite a lot like Noesis. Source: about 2 years ago

Its been buggy for me so I use noesis.gg but skybox is definitely better yes :). Source: about 2 years ago

No!! Don't worry about it. I am an analyst for an ESEA Advanced team and I am used to watching demos and analyzing them via noesis.gg. I can assure you that the shitty demoui is not that big of a deal haha. Honestly, I started disliking it less after getting used to it. Just feel free to share your match link and I'll do the rest :). Source: over 2 years ago

The pracc server, the org paid for, and after they got kicked from the org they kept using it. We closed the server while they were playing on it due to, well, its not theirs anymore. In a rage, their captain Zele ended the subscription which cost us $15, went on my personal noesis.gg account and removed all the demos which took hours to download from HLTV and upload. Source: over 2 years ago

What we expect from org: ESEA fees covered, tournament fees (phoenix league or something similar) covered, Noesis.gg account for IGL and the team to share, server to practice on , good support and all the essentials, we dont really require much else. Source: over 2 years ago

If tracker.gg is anything to go off by, EMEA has 2.6 million val users, while NA has only around a million. It's not like EMEA can't produce talent, it's more like as others have said, the EU challenger structure is a bit whack atm. Also, CS is still the more popular FPS there, so there's that. Source: 5 months ago

You can track your stats and display them on screen with tools like OBS and tracker.gg. Source: 5 months ago

Made a 16th account got to about level 11 and on valorant tracker, it displays my rank as plat 2. Source: 7 months ago

I would recommend go to tracker.gg and don't just stare at the stats thinking u are bad and bottom %. Instead see the SWOT (strengths, weakness, opportunity and threats) I am not just spouting bullshit out of mind. It really helps. Look for where you are weak and work on it, see where u are strong and hook to it to make it stand out in your games. Source: 10 months ago

As a developer myself I can comment to the difficulty of implementing the above. It really all depends on how they architected the game & setup their codebase. It's true that they would probably need to hire a small team of 4-6 iOS/mobile devs to support this companion app which comes with additional cost obviously, but with the player numbers they have on Steam it looks like it could be affordable.. However as an... Source: 10 months ago