The race to 60
NickHub is growing from one character's tracker into a race hub. Up to four friends, each on their own WoW Forever run, all on one leaderboard.
Preview: not built yet, and details may changeSample leaderboard. The racers and numbers below are made up.
Sample chart: each racer's level by days since launch
The winner is the first racer to reach level 60 on the calendar. Not the lowest /played, and not the most kills. Sleep, work and a raid night all count against the clock.
nickhub.com/shrim-pina./nh sync whenever you want the site updated.That's the whole job. The app finds your saved file, watches it, and sends updates to the site.
Each racer's data takes the same route as today: addon, saved file, uploader, Cloudflare Worker, dashboard. How it works walks through all of that. Three things change for a race:
It updates when a racer syncs or logs out, not after every kill. Someone can stay quiet and surprise everyone, so standings are only as fresh as each racer's last sync. The leaderboard will show when that was.
Nothing is lost. The addon keeps logging, and your full history goes up the next time the app runs after a sync or logout.
You can still race, and your level 60 time still counts. Kills, quests and stats from before the install won't appear, though.
Your character name, class, level, gold, deaths, zones, kills and quests, for anyone who visits. The app uploads game data from the addon's saved file and nothing else from your PC.
Your password protects your run from other people, but data comes from each racer's own PC, so it's an honor system. Among friends, the bragging rights only count if they're real.