Several months ago our GT server stats were lost for some reason. I have been '#1' on our server since that time. I really feel bad about this because a truly great player and clan mate "rick816" is the 'real #1' on our server and I would like to ask if you could add his old score and time to what he currently has. I don't have a screenshot of our homepage with GT showing from back then that I can provide to assist you in this.


I recall his score at the time being 68,789 (approx.) but his time on the server was 1002 hrs.!! I recall that with certainty.


He just came home from the hospital following a serious medical procedure. Some of us BF2 guys are getting up there and he would get a HUGE KICK out of seeing his stats recovered and returning to HIS rightful place in the #1 slot on our humble server.


Is it possible for you guys to make this happen? We are with the *R|A* raging-angels bf2 clan. I don't know if you guys have a back-up of that old data. It didn't really mean much until he went into the hospital. We may need to mount our monitors and keyboard to a treadmill LOL


If you need any further info, let me know and I'll see if I can nail the date of deletion down for confirmation.


Thanks and it would make a huge pleasant surprise for this super great guy.

There is no mechanism to restore historical information for players or servers.

Statistics (for both servers and players) are based upon the most recent scans of the server, that are then analysed, recorded as results (until the next scan) and the source data deleted.

Even if it were possible to make changes, Gametracker would have no way to know if any information given were accurate.

The only way for a server to lose player statistics is for the server page owner to delete them, or in the most extreme case, if the server were deleted. Gametracker administrators/moderators have no interest whatsoever in individual player statistics.

Well, I thought I'd ask... I understand and thank you for the response. We appreciate what you all at GameTracker do!