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Let's hope Ed can give us some weird statistics. Might be interesting. Amount of active IPs compared to usual month and stuff like that! |
Executed [130] |
number of times someone fell asleep clicking |
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number of times people had food delivered since they were too busy to click to make some theirselves |
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You've successfully baited me. :) Number of unique IPs per day with >= 100 requests, for March: $ for date in {20180301..20180331}; do echo -n $date:" "; cut -d ' ' -f 1 $date.log | sort | uniq -c | awk '$1 >= 100 { print }' | wc -l; done 20180301: 76 20180302: 57 20180303: 47 20180304: 92 20180305: 80 20180306: 83 20180307: 77 20180308: 73 20180309: 69 20180310: 63 20180311: 68 20180312: 75 20180313: 52 20180314: 58 20180315: 61 20180316: 64 20180317: 62 20180318: 60 20180319: 52 20180320: 61 20180321: 81 20180322: 73 20180323: 81 20180324: 52 20180325: 56 20180326: 68 20180327: 99 20180328: 83 20180329: 76 20180330: 64 20180331: 62 The same, for April so far: $ for date in {20180401..20180403}; do echo -n $date:" "; cut -d ' ' -f 1 $date.log | sort | uniq -c | awk '$1 >= 100 { print }' | wc -l; done 20180401: 65 20180402: 86 20180403: 72 So no noticeable increase, despite there being more bots online. I think IP address analysis like this can be tough because it's not necessarily a great indicator of actual game activity. I've observed this in the past too. |