Hi @william - thanks for the suggestion - I'll present it to the devs.

One note - when doing custom queries, MongoDB should automatically choose the appropriate index for it -- you shouldn't have to mention it in your query. Thus - adding a custom index for queries that you are finding slow SHOULD pseed them up... (thus your last feature is actually part of the system)

And... the upgrade is complete.

Hopefully a non-event for everyone!

Reach out to support if you see any weirdness!

Cheers,

Paul.

Oh - and one thing that wasn't in the release notes... we bumped up the Design Portal session timeout -- so if you go away from the portal and come back to it later -- there's a better chance that you can pick up from where you left off (instead of being booted and having to re-login).

Ah! Thanks for letting us know!

@JasonL
Thank you for the info, much appreciated!

Okay - cool!

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You are welcome. Thanks for the suggestion!

@JasonL This is what I'm already doing, which is why I'm requesting a new feature, as it has the drawbacks listed above.

Looking at it again, I see you added time correction. I'll try it.

No problem! glad to hear that.

yes that reason too. readgroup result data is not enough so need more data(like score) so need.

Almost, but you can't define the price in virtual currency.

The solution I came up with is to make a cloud script that purchases and then immediately sells a user item. The user item has a buyPrice and a sellPrice which effectively does the currency conversion.

You can schedule a recurring daily cloud code script to run after the completion of your daily tournament. This script will use the GetGlobalLeaderboardPage method to retrieve the daily tournament winner's information and score, then post it to the monthly tournament using the PostTournamentScoreOnBehalfOf method.

We agree with that @antony - we'll get that request to the devs.

Thank you! I've hacked an implementation for now that just guesses the ranks on the client side without grabbing the actual ranks. The players will only discover it if they're playing sitting side by side. 🙂

I implemented this pretty easily just using events. Instead of adding a friend I instead send a 'friendRequest' event to the potential friend. once that player views the event and accepts the request the friends are added.

Hi folks,

FYI, here's one minor update regarding the Retention Analytics screen:

We have changed it to show Classic retention by default.

The reason for the change is that Rolling Retention naturally trends downward over the 30-day period of the report. That's simply due to mathematics. Rolling retention for a particular day measures whether the user returns that day - or any day thereafter. Thus - the days at the end of the calendar period have fewer days after them - and so the stat will naturally be lower.

We don't want folks to mistakenly think their retention is trending down - so we're now defaulting to Classic Retention which is more deterministic over the 30 day period. For those who wish to view the Rolling Retention - it's just a mouse click away!

Cheers!

Paul.

thx, I will give it a try

Hi @LEE-JONG-GUN ,

Thanks for the feedback.

This is admittedly a tricky one.

The best route I've seen to handle it is to use our shared (i.e. parent-child) accounts feature - which involves using a parent app for the player account - and a child app for the character accounts.

Note that it does involve two live apps - but we can put your parent app on a special plan with no live fee (you just pay for API calls) - and there won't be a ton of API call from that app - cause 99% of all calls will be against the child app.

There is more info here - https://docs.braincloudservers.com/learn/key-concepts/authentication/shared-accounts/

I hope that helps!

Paul.