May 30, 201610 yr I have just come know about runetrack recently but I dont know what it is and how it works? Can I be able to track my visitors through it? Can anyone give any detail idea?
May 30, 201610 yr It tracks your xp gained per day/week... though on BXP weekends the site crashes because it can't handle all the traffic. Runescape player since 2005 Ego Sum Deus Quo Malum Caligo et Barathum
May 30, 201610 yr Runetrack has been broken since Invention's release with no sign of care from the devs. Use Runetracker instead. Runeapps is also an alternative which I find much nicer. Runetracker randomly stopped tracking me three weeks ago just because I never visited the page myself, while Runeapps continues updating as long as your account is active. However, Runeapps won't keep a record of your exact exp gains per day/week/month, I don't think. I think Runetracker requires you to manually click Update every time, because it won't do it on its own. If you're interested in the data, and if you're interested in competing against others in daily/weekly exp gains, Runetracker it is. Edit: Runetrack's apparently been fixed since May 19th, but yeah, it went like two months and a half being broken and completely unusuable, and the devs didn't seem to care. Just look at the forums. There hasn't even been any acknowledgement by the devs that it was back up and working either. ;/ for all we know it just randomly started working again for some people and will just randomly break again.
May 30, 201610 yr Moving to Help & Advice where this is better suited. RuneTracker is a tool to track your XP and rank gains and other such statistics. As others have noted though, it has the issue of failing intermittently and on top of that, tends to give the message that there is too much traffic often. "Fight for what you believe in, and believe in what you're fighting for." Can games be art? --- My blog here if you want to check out my Times articles and other writings! I always appreciate comments/feedback.
June 8, 201610 yr Runetrack has been obsolete and broken in all sorts of ways for years now. The person who owns the site does minimal work on it and usually very late, and refuses to sell the site to others who have offered to buy it. Personally, I like Runeclan these days. It tracks experience like Runetrack, but for users *and* clans as well. The site is also updated a lot more frequently than Runetrack, an doesn't seem to have the same problems with name changes messing up tracking in the database and experience records.
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