Guild Wars 2

The site is gw2w2w.com

And an example for a match

It supports EN, DE, FR and ES

It also seems to work for me in the latest Chrome, Firefox, and IE

It works’ish on my phone, but it’s definitely not great on mobile

Looking for ideas of what I could do to make it more useful

A map view is obvious of course, and I’m playing with Anet’s new map tiles api, but personally I like the big list more than a map, and I figured I might as put out what I have while I figure out what else to do with it.

ps: you can disable the chirp on the bottom on the page

Timers! For the buff on champions.

Was going to do this myself but don’t have the time:

Make a native C# applikation that communicates with your webapp and sends the players position, so that we can see our team on a map. (Lock it in by having a requirement that the C# app is running so the system knows which team the player is on)

Edit: Also the auto-refresh symbol bumps the layout down when in a smaller window.

Very awesome tool so far!

I’ll leave the desktop apps to someone else, but that could definitely be a cool tool

Personally, having apps hook into GW2 in anyway kinda creeps me out

not working for me (at least not from the Linux machine at work, using Chrome).

tsubus.8761:

not working for me (at least not from the Linux machine at work, using Chrome).

If you tried while the servers were down my site won’t work either

I could definitely use better error handlers, but if the API is down, my site can’t do anything, so that was probably the problem

its working great for me on my mobile as well as pc, IE/FF both work….i lov ethis btw

fooey.5824:

tsubus.8761:

not working for me (at least not from the Linux machine at work, using Chrome).

If you tried while the servers were down my site won’t work either

I could definitely use better error handlers, but if the API is down, my site can’t do anything, so that was probably the problem

Yeah, when I got home the WvW servers were still down and at that point I realized. Couldn’t check from work. Sorry about the false alarm.