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walduxas
post Jul 14 2022, 08:31 AM
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Hi, there's online game "Forge of empires". I use Google chrome network inspector to record network activity when I browse in the game. Network inspector allows me to copy various responses which I then copy paste into Excel and view various game stats in a way, that I prefer. The game itself provides vary poor stats info.
However, I'm more interested in particular case. There's battle map where various guilds fight there. I can see data loaded via network inspector when I enter the map. However, after the map is loaded, network inspector doesn't show any more data beeing loaded, no more network responses are being received. But the map still keeps updating, I can see various guilds fighting. I'm wondering, why network inspector doesn't capture any more network responses after map is loaded? Is it related to JavaScript? Is it posible to capture data (for instance response texts) after map is loaded?


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