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NCLA - Neverwinter Combat Log Analyzer
NCLA - анализатор логов Neverwinter Online.
NCLA is a free combat log analyzer for Neverwinter Online. It helps players turn raw game logs into clear and useful statistics for both solo and group gameplay. The program can analyze total damage, DPS, healing, incoming healing, survivability, and many other combat metrics. You can inspect the full combat log, apply flexible multi-level filters, analyze specific targets, compare players, view charts, and track party performance in detail. -
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A little helper for EVE-Online. with Database fetching and handling routines for Eve Online. API and Raw web based functions. GUI and structure templates. Mining, Character, Bussiness, Analyzer, Infos, Market, EveMath, Parsers and more areas are touched.
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QL Stats ("Kewl Stats") stands for "Quake Logfile Statistics" and is a logfile-analyzer for Quake 3 Arena (and could be extended for use with other Q3A-based games). It generates some interesting statistics about the games (like ngStats did for UT99)
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