A week ago, we announced that we would be developing a mobile app for our website for the Android operating system. We will endeavour to keep you updated on our progress as and when possible. However, we cannot guarantee this. To improve the app’s performance, we’ve had to overhaul the profile, registration and login systems.
Can any user register?
Yes, any user can register. They will then be able to comment on our articles. As for comments, we are currently using the default solution provided by the platform. However, this is also likely to be overhauled. There are two ways to register: by clicking the ‘Log in’ button, which should be near the top right-hand corner of the page, or by using this link: https://superion.gg/rejestracja.
I had an account with you before – do I need to register again?
No, if you’d already registered with us before the so-called ‘rework’, you just need to log in.
New profile view
Previously, only editors’ profiles served any real purpose. This was mainly because those profiles displayed articles. With the introduction of the new features, I think every user will find something to suit them. By having an account on our portal, you gain the ability to comment. On your profile, you can currently see five sections. The ‘About me’ section displays your bio, avatar, username, role, age and social media links. Below the avatar, there’s also a button to edit your profile.
Statistics
The second section is ‘Statistics’, which provides information about articles and comments, and also tells us when a user registered their account. For editors, clicking on ‘Articles’ or the number of articles will expand a new section called ‘Articles in recent months’. We can then view a graph of articles going back as far as 12 months. Clicking on the dot will display all articles from a given month. The same applies to comments, although there is no graph there.
Information
The third section contains information such as age, gender and permissions (role). The default role is ‘subscriber’, which grants the ability to comment.
Counter-Strike 2
Probably the best treat for CS fans on our site. Once you’ve linked your Faceit and Steam profiles in the settings, your profile will display: your Faceit profile, your Steam profile, your Faceit level and your Faceit ELO score. Your Counter-Strike 2 playtime will also be displayed, provided you have a public profile. Users can also select the team they play for or represent, as well as their role – whether on the server or off it, such as owner or manager. You can also set your favourite team or favourite player. Furthermore, if the team you represent or play for has an active partnership with us, its logo will be displayed next to its name.
EA Sports FC
EA FC fans can set the team they represent, the position they play in clubs, and their overall rating (OVR).
Badges
We’re working on the next feature for your profile. We plan to introduce a badge system for individual users. The idea is that users will receive these badges for specific achievements in partner tournaments or as representatives of teams that have achieved certain placings in the Superiongg Awards.
New author view
The author view for articles has also been revamped. It displays the same information as before, but in a refreshed style. Clicking on the username takes you to their profile.
App features
The app itself will allow users to add articles to their favourites. There will also be customisable notifications. Users will be able to choose whether they want to receive all notifications, notifications from a specific source only, or none at all. We have already tested the notification system for all sources, and we can confirm that this feature will definitely be included in our app, as it works.
Support our work
The app is one thing, but paying our editors and further developing our project is another. Therefore, if you appreciate our work, you can donate as little as one zloty by contributing to our fundraising campaign. Running a project like this does not generate any profit. Our partners receive articles completely free of charge, and that will never change; if anyone has any doubts, we encourage you to get in touch. We do not provide any financial support to our partners; our collaboration is limited to media support. However, it is possible that we may organise various types of polls offering financial rewards, so we make no secret of the fact that your support could help ease our ‘budget shortfall’ by at least 5 per cent.
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