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I just added one to my inventory too! Looking forward to opening it eventually :) The extra Zing earned from it is a nice bonus.

Cool stuff. I generally just assume Wild is all bots, but I keep hearing rumors about madmen who play there manually :) Nice to see examples of hiveengine calls. That is something I have been thinking

At least Python is pretty easy to read to understand the broad terms of the program. Glad you liked it!

Another cool thing about it is that you can go back and get all your own match data too, from all brawls you ever played. (Thats the same for tournament's but I don't know how to retrieve tournament ids

Cool! Please don't hesitate to ask if something is confusing :)

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A tournament for LB rewards is a great improvement for the competitive integrity of Splinterlands. I hope this will be done. I will support anything that introduces more incentives to play your own account,

I definitely think we need some version of dynamic rating gains. The current system has a major flaw of not representing skill properly, while at the same time being used to match opponents. That is not

Cheers. Shield of Glory has taken a few more top slots since last time. Keep it up! 💪

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For this I just store the raw returned data so its not that complicated, and rate limiting is just a small issue. I'm not even 100% that's what happened, but I found that I was not able to log into

That's one I've interacted a lot with :) I also added the requests.Session structure you suggested earlier. It seems quite convenient, but I think I ran into some rate limiting issues when I tried to download

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This looks great. So much to dig into. Now I just wish I had stored all my historical data already 😂

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Anyway, thanks again for the feedback, its much appreciated. Next time I'll try to add @commentrewarder so that I can give back something for the feedback (my vote here wont pass the dust treshold alone)

I'm allergic to pandas, it just doesn't sit right with me. I'll use numpy instead whenever I need more advanced filtering, but I'll try to limit my use of it in this package to keep dependencies as small

Thanks! I will consider adding an Enum for the editions. I've not used Enums much in the past, since dictionaries do pretty much the same, but I see the argument for using it for readability. I split the

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