Battlelog BF4 Player Count Checker

Makes servers with spoofed player counts visible and displays the proper, actual player count in place of the spoofed playercount!

What is Battlelog BF4 Player Count Checker?

Battlelog BF4 Player Count Checker is a Chrome extension dedicated to maintaining the integrity of player count on servers. This extension identifies servers reporting false player numbers, often in the hope of attracting actual players. Misused seeding plugins often create these spoofed numbers, generating disappointment when actual players join seemingly full servers only to find them empty. The extension rectifies this by replacing the inflated numbers with the true player count. Green check marks indicate accurate counts, whereas red crosses and a 'SPOOFED' tag expose deceitful servers.

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By: yolo

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Users: 4,000+

Rating: 4.91 (34)

Version: 0.1.1 (Last updated: 2021-07-31)

Creation date: 2019-12-25

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

*://*.battlefield.com/bf4*

Size: 14.70M

Email: ch*****@rick-soft.com

URLs: Website

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 13926 ▲ 40

Other rankings

#438 in Accessibility ▲ 3 #37 in player keyword 55 #55 in server keyword 50 ▼ 1 #69 in checker keyword 78

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Source code: https://github.com/TheBauwssss/BattlelogPlayerCountChecker YouTube working example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_YLme1_Pk8

A Chrome extension that shows when a server is reporting a fake player count (spoofing), instead displaying the correct player count instead of the fake player count. Servers marked with a green check mark do not spoof their player count, servers marked with a red cross and the text "SPOOFED" do spoof or fake their player count. This extension is basically an anti-seeder; server owners are misusing the seeding plugins, filling servers with all these fake players to stimulate real players to join too, but instead they are killing the game. When a real player joins a server that was supposed to be almost full, it is very disappointing to see that the server is actually empty after sitting through many minutes of loading screens. You can clearly see which servers are empty when running this plugin, and you can clearly see the servers that are actually full of players too!

User reviews

User reviews summary

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Pros

Helps identify real player count on servers
Improves the server browsing experience
Easy to install and use
Eliminates need to join spoofed servers

Cons

Does not always correctly detect spoofed servers
Does not predict or display the real number of players
Raises security concerns over connection to another site using an expired certificate

Most mentioned

Identifies real player count on servers
Rectifies the spoofed server problem
Improves Battlelog experience

Recent reviews

This extension is alright, it works less than half the time to actually detect spoofed servers. My main issue is this extension does not predict or display the actual number of real players unlike BetterBattlelog. I recommend using this: https://getbblog.com/

Tracy, 2022-08-27

Thank you so much for making this <3

Yunis, 2021-03-25

Does exactly what it's supposed to, so 5*, BUT... it establishes a connection in the background relying on an expired certificate to rick-soft.com? rick-soft.com is a Minecraft site, so I'm wary of the reason for that connection? I took a look into it, at the developers github page [see below] (https://github.com/TheBauwssss/BattlelogPlayerCountChecker/commit/2fb0596869590ed5e1a2257e55ea75443ff31b11) It appears it is the 'images' that are hosted from rick-soft.com, and these are only http url's, not HTTPS (secured). I suspect this is the reason, however it would be good to get confirmation from the Developer (lookiong for a way to message).