You can slow down the script, but then it will take much longer to return a response. For more detailed statistics, you should contact the developers. They should have access to the database and may be able to provide more detailed information.
If we refine the script a little more, we can find out how many comments a user has, but the problem is that it is difficult to do this more efficiently than by performing a binary search for the comment page with the largest existing number.
If we take 756 pages as the largest reliably known number, the number of requests to the site will be approximately equal to
25 (collecting the list of players) + 900 (for each player) * log2(756) (rounded to 10) = 9025 requests. I don't know what kind of server capacity the site has, but there is a chance that they will start to work a little slower.
My script works for any list of players, but the problem is that this list needs to be obtained. At the moment, we don't have a normal way to obtain large amounts of information, except by directly hacking the site's database.
After writing the script, I am ready to state with full responsibility that among the first 25 available user pages, there are no users other than @Graingy who have 750 or more comment pages.
That's a very interesting question. If I weren't so lazy, I might even write a script that would parse the site's player page and check for them to see if they have that many comments, but I'm too lazy.
@CaptainNoble
I do NOT consider civil aviation boring. I am speaking from the perspective of the average player on the site. He does not see the difference between a Boeing 737 and an Airbus A320. And if he does not see the difference, he gets bored and goes somewhere else.
@CaptainNoble
The nuance here is that the “engineering marvel” in a fighter jet is clearly visible: it starts to fly faster, maneuver better, carry more missiles, and so on. The “engineering marvel” in civil aviation usually means “Now we save 1% more fuel.” Military and civil aviation have different areas of improvement. Military aviation seeks to push the boundaries of what is possible, while civil aviation seeks optimization for greater efficiency.
This does not make civil aviation less interesting in itself, but for someone who does not delve into the details, it will be less noticeable.
@CaptainNoble
I was exaggerating. Of course, higher education is not necessary, but if a person has not studied the subject specifically, they will not see the differences between most aircraft.
Civil aviation is rather monotonous. You have to be a particularly avid fan of civil aviation to be interested in it after seeing 20 airliners, which only a specialist with a higher education can visually distinguish, all flying at the same speed of 900 km/h and maneuvering at the same slow pace.
Fighters are more interesting in this regard, as they fly faster, maneuver better, and are visually distinguishable. Plus, they have additional activities in the form of dropping bombs on various convoys and launching missiles at airspace violators.
@SPsidearm
I can't guarantee I got all the dimensions exactly right, but by lore it is compatible with Ar-15 buttstocks.
(Also the recoil spring is located in the upper, not in the stock tube as in the Ar-15, which also allows to easily replace the stock with another one).
Brief historical information :
The 2s7 self-propelled artillery unit was adopted into service in 1975 and is equipped with a 203 mm gun. The chassis is based on the T-80 tank with major structural modifications.
I had a period where I “fell off” for more than a year(to be exact, it was almost a year and a half without any major builds). During that time, most of the subscribers really died out like mammoths. So of the active ones, either some very old ones, which by some miracle are still more or less alive, or fresh ones, which appeared recently. So yes, the estimate is about 5-10%
The AK-102 (like the entire 100-series) is basically an export version, which is why it has such an unusual caliber for the Soviet school. This version was intended for export to countries where 5.56 ammunition is more readily available than 5.45 or 7.62. In addition to the shortened 102 version, there were also 101 with standard barrel and 108 with balanced automatic rifle using 5.56. They can be identified by the even straighter magazine than the AK-74.
@Graingy
This RP needs a separate space(like a discord server), a good DM and some experienced players. Then maybe it could be a pretty good thing. Right now it's simply impossible to manage because of the very format of RP on the forums.
It will be especially difficult if you do not have at least 2-3 experienced players (2-3+ years of experience) who can “pull” most of the adequate actions and will serve as models for beginners.
In general, novice players play very poorly, make a huge number of illogical actions, but at the same time are confident that they know the game better than anyone else and the best way to play it.
Without a backbone of good players who, albeit in a rather painful way (on RP), but direct the player in the direction of learning, it will turn out (as it is called in my environment) “Lobster Farm”, in which a bunch of inexperienced players arrange only game degradation, creating a lot of illogical game, considering themselves the bearers of truth, but not developing in the game.
In fact, any reasonably well-designed RP is difficult to manage, as many nuances emerge. To do this, you need to have at least some experience as an RP player, the more the better.
Because of this, it has become a poorly controlled chaos.
In a good way, RP needs a separate space, a set of judges/moderators represented by at least one person, and at least some set of rules by which players can somehow determine the outcome of a conflict of interest.
In fact, Swedish air defense is very sparse compared to the same Soviet air defense, where you can open a list of all the complexes and drown in GRAU ciphers.
The main problem is that Sweden actually has very few of its own SPAA and SAMs. And even less known to the general public. That's why there are so few of them (literally 1 of yours).
A wonderful story about how for a couple of months your only entertainment will be truly incredible stories for military counterintelligence about how you are not enemy saboteurs under cover.
@Graingy Andrew pinged me on my unlisted biuld just now!
@Graingy Damn, the feds caught me!
Okay, at this point my investigation is complete and I am going to have to leave this place for now.
You can slow down the script, but then it will take much longer to return a response. For more detailed statistics, you should contact the developers. They should have access to the database and may be able to provide more detailed information.
The formatting also ate half of the text, so I'd better delete it before this hellish machine falls into the hands of less benevolent people.
If we refine the script a little more, we can find out how many comments a user has, but the problem is that it is difficult to do this more efficiently than by performing a binary search for the comment page with the largest existing number.
If we take 756 pages as the largest reliably known number, the number of requests to the site will be approximately equal to
+225 (collecting the list of players) + 900 (for each player) * log2(756) (rounded to 10) = 9025 requests. I don't know what kind of server capacity the site has, but there is a chance that they will start to work a little slower.
Nevertheless, here is a list of players from the top 900 who have more than 100 pages of comments.
+1realSavageMan
WinsWings
mikoyanster
EternalDarkness
jamesPLANESii
SledDriver
Zaineman
QuiteInactiveWhiteBread
BaconAircraft
MAHADI
BaconEggs
Pilotmario
LunarEclipseSP
AWESOMENESS360
rumiyote
ACEPILOT109
Kerbango
Rjenteissussy
MrSilverWolf
Monarchii
Hedero
RailfanEthan
Dllama4
TheUltimatePlaneLover
Wallaby
DeezDucks
MrCOPTY
Himynameiswalrus
B1
Strikefighter04
Chancey21
TheMouse
PINK
PapaKernels
KPLBall
GrizzlitnCFSP
SimplyElegant
bjac0
AviownCorp
Noname918181818181818181
Boeing727200F
eggstick
BeastHunter
Graingy
Stingray
Flightsonic
Sm10684
50CalChicken
GluonicGaming
Trainzo
JMicah4
Minecraftpoweer
MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26
rexzion
Kevinairlines
tetozz
PlanesOfOld
Typhoon03
Awsomur
V
hypnotoad
Christiant2
Decrepit
P0LARIS
LettuceRob119
tsampoy
AverroesIndustries
My script works for any list of players, but the problem is that this list needs to be obtained. At the moment, we don't have a normal way to obtain large amounts of information, except by directly hacking the site's database.
If you provide a list of users longer than 25 pages, the search range can be expanded, but finding a suitable user is unlikely.
After writing the script, I am ready to state with full responsibility that among the first 25 available user pages, there are no users other than @Graingy who have 750 or more comment pages.
+3@Graingy
I see. Well, then I'll just have to look at the 25 pages that are available.
Besides, Jundroo is unlikely to be thrilled about my little DDOS attack...
+2That's a very interesting question. If I weren't so lazy, I might even write a script that would parse the site's player page and check for them to see if they have that many comments, but I'm too lazy.
+1@Graingy
So the stars said
We are not asking questions here about what happened to the first power plant.
+1@YuukaNeko
+1I don't mind if you use my buildings as long as you credit me. Tag me on the finished building.
@CaptainNoble
+1I do NOT consider civil aviation boring. I am speaking from the perspective of the average player on the site. He does not see the difference between a Boeing 737 and an Airbus A320. And if he does not see the difference, he gets bored and goes somewhere else.
@CaptainNoble
The nuance here is that the “engineering marvel” in a fighter jet is clearly visible: it starts to fly faster, maneuver better, carry more missiles, and so on. The “engineering marvel” in civil aviation usually means “Now we save 1% more fuel.” Military and civil aviation have different areas of improvement. Military aviation seeks to push the boundaries of what is possible, while civil aviation seeks optimization for greater efficiency.
This does not make civil aviation less interesting in itself, but for someone who does not delve into the details, it will be less noticeable.
+3@Graingy
Well, yes, only train enthusiasts see differences in them beyond shape and color.
@CaptainNoble
+1I was exaggerating. Of course, higher education is not necessary, but if a person has not studied the subject specifically, they will not see the differences between most aircraft.
Civil aviation is rather monotonous. You have to be a particularly avid fan of civil aviation to be interested in it after seeing 20 airliners, which only a specialist with a higher education can visually distinguish, all flying at the same speed of 900 km/h and maneuvering at the same slow pace.
Fighters are more interesting in this regard, as they fly faster, maneuver better, and are visually distinguishable. Plus, they have additional activities in the form of dropping bombs on various convoys and launching missiles at airspace violators.
+4@STRATO72
Ok, NP
945732 (as of 06 Aug 2025 19:02 UTC)
I used to make videos with build reviews and even guides for youtube, but the channel died and I don't plan to resurrect it.
+1@LunarEclipseSP
Not really. I was more inspired by the Swedish AK-5.
@IQinventory
+1With less weight, unfortunately the gyroscopes did not work correctly.
@SPsidearm
I can't guarantee I got all the dimensions exactly right, but by lore it is compatible with Ar-15 buttstocks.
(Also the recoil spring is located in the upper, not in the stock tube as in the Ar-15, which also allows to easily replace the stock with another one).
Similarly, the M110 self-propelled howitzer armed with a 203mm howitzer. The chassis is based on the T249 universal tracked chassis
+1Brief historical information :
+1The 2s7 self-propelled artillery unit was adopted into service in 1975 and is equipped with a 203 mm gun. The chassis is based on the T-80 tank with major structural modifications.
LAAT
+1I had a period where I “fell off” for more than a year(to be exact, it was almost a year and a half without any major builds). During that time, most of the subscribers really died out like mammoths. So of the active ones, either some very old ones, which by some miracle are still more or less alive, or fresh ones, which appeared recently. So yes, the estimate is about 5-10%
+1The AK-102 (like the entire 100-series) is basically an export version, which is why it has such an unusual caliber for the Soviet school. This version was intended for export to countries where 5.56 ammunition is more readily available than 5.45 or 7.62. In addition to the shortened 102 version, there were also 101 with standard barrel and 108 with balanced automatic rifle using 5.56. They can be identified by the even straighter magazine than the AK-74.
@Graingy
This RP needs a separate space(like a discord server), a good DM and some experienced players. Then maybe it could be a pretty good thing. Right now it's simply impossible to manage because of the very format of RP on the forums.
I apologize for the wall of text.
It will be especially difficult if you do not have at least 2-3 experienced players (2-3+ years of experience) who can “pull” most of the adequate actions and will serve as models for beginners.
In general, novice players play very poorly, make a huge number of illogical actions, but at the same time are confident that they know the game better than anyone else and the best way to play it.
Without a backbone of good players who, albeit in a rather painful way (on RP), but direct the player in the direction of learning, it will turn out (as it is called in my environment) “Lobster Farm”, in which a bunch of inexperienced players arrange only game degradation, creating a lot of illogical game, considering themselves the bearers of truth, but not developing in the game.
+1In fact, any reasonably well-designed RP is difficult to manage, as many nuances emerge. To do this, you need to have at least some experience as an RP player, the more the better.
Because of this, it has become a poorly controlled chaos.
In a good way, RP needs a separate space, a set of judges/moderators represented by at least one person, and at least some set of rules by which players can somehow determine the outcome of a conflict of interest.
Decentralized non-separate trust-based RP.
Literally the kind of RP that can only be conducted between very close friends, but is conducted by barely familiar people on a forum.
VEAK-40, prototype.
Well a few little known projects from the 40's.
+1@SuperSuperTheSylph
+1RBS-23
But it's not self-propelled
In fact, Swedish air defense is very sparse compared to the same Soviet air defense, where you can open a list of all the complexes and drown in GRAU ciphers.
+2The main problem is that Sweden actually has very few of its own SPAA and SAMs. And even less known to the general public. That's why there are so few of them (literally 1 of yours).
@ValkyrieXB71
+1?
Put the throttle on pitch and the turret turn on roll? Bro, you clearly have no respect for the people who will be riding this.
+14K Ultra HD 200 FPS
+1Tag request
@BMilan
@Zhixunlin23
+1@SuperSuperTheSylph
Nine-month tag request
@hpgbproductions
All tests were conducted with automatic propeller pitch control.
It would be interesting to see how the behavior of the engine would change with the use of manual control.
@MonsNotTheMonster
The magic is that the Cessna's engine idles to create thrust, but the brakes on the wheels keep the airplane from moving.
A wonderful story about how for a couple of months your only entertainment will be truly incredible stories for military counterintelligence about how you are not enemy saboteurs under cover.