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ACCESS

1 access pass = $50,000,000 (Individual access)
Faction access pass = $1,500,000,000 (Whole faction access)


DESCRIPTION

Over the past year i have been collecting stock data, i built a site which gives tools and statistics needed for success in torns stock market.

LINKS

SITE
https://stocks.legacitools.com

DISCORD

https://discord.gg/XF29kME

Also note that an API to the site is also in progress.

Both site's are 100% mobile friendly

I want to explain this stock thing to people.
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This is BAG statatistics current price is $228.243
Using the long term statistics we can look at what investment type you could be making for example a long term investment or a short term investment...
All time average on BAG is $435.153 Which to me is a good long term investment... approx $200 lever
50 days average on BAG is $250.714 Which is an okay short term investment... perhaps. $22 lever

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  - Pagination controls (Prev/Next) for endpoints with _metadata links, restricted to same-origin URLs
  - Torn error banner (Torn returns HTTP 200 with {"error":...} bodies) 
  - Inline epoc -> UTC annotations in the JSON viewer
  - Find-in-response search with match highlighting + count
  - "Key used" chip on each response (label + masked last-4)

 Caching
  - Warning when you switch keys within 60s of a request (Torn edge-caches by URL), with one-click timestamp bypass

  History & saved
  - Recent list shows Err N (red) for Torn errors instead of a misleading 200
  - Clicking a Recent entry restores the endpoint, params, and key used (key label shown, params in tooltip)
  - Saved requests: bookmark a named endpoint + params + key; Saved sidebar section; click to restore; hover-delete

 Validation & limits
  - Pre-send param validation (required fields, min/max), inline errors + disabled Send
  - Rate meter: rolling X/100 /min (Torn's per-key limit), warns near the cap

 Branding & meta
  - App versioning (footer)

https://www.torn.com/forums.php#/p=threads&f=4&t=16568090&b=0&a=0

TL;DR: Introduce a swinging "Tug-of-War" bar shared between factions. Sustained activity pushes the bar into the enemy's territory. Dominating the bar grants Score Multipliers, forcing turtles to fight back or lose the war rapidly.

The War Front 

We propose a dynamic, zero-sum momentum bar called the War Front. It functions like a Tug-of-War.

• The Swing: If Faction A has 75% momentum, Faction B naturally has 25%. 
• The Decay: The bar is elastic. If both factions stop hitting (inactivity), the bar slowly drifts back to 50/50 (Neutral). This forces sustained aggression to maintain bonuses.

How it works

Pushing the Line

The bar starts at 50/50. Every offensive action (hit, mug, hosp) pushes the bar toward the enemy side. 

• If you are out-hitting the enemy, you push the line. 
• If the enemy turtles (zero hits), you can push the line to 100% domination very quickly.

Domination Zones (The Reward)

The goal is to push the bar past specific thresholds to unlock Score Multipliers. This accelerates the war, preventing stalemates.

• Neutral Zone (40% - 60%) 
  • Bonus: None (Standard warfare).
•  Pressure Zone (60% - 80%) 
  • Bonus: 1.2x War Score.
  • Effect: The active faction starts earning points slightly faster. The enemy must come out and fight to push the bar back to neutral to stop the bleeding.
• Domination Zone (80%+) 
  • Bonus: 1.5x (or 2.0x) War Score.
  • Effect: If a faction is being completely overrun or is refusing to fight (turtling), the active faction earns massive points. This allows the active team to hit the target score rapidly and end the war.

Strategic Implications: Does this kill Turtling?

No, but it evolves it from a "stalling" tactic to a "Rope-a-Dope" strategy.

Turtling remains a valid playstyle, but it now functions as a Resource Drain

1. The Trap: A faction can intentionally turtle to let the enemy burn energy and cooldowns pushing the bar to 80%.
2. The Counter: Once the enemy is exhausted, the turtling faction comes out with full energy. Because the bar is zero-sum, their fresh hits will swing the momentum back rapidly.
3. The Risk: You can no longer drag the war out just to reach minimum participation. If you turtle too long, the enemy activates the score multiplier and ends the war rapidly and potentially before you have secured enough hits to qualify for the rewards.

Why this creates better wars

• Kills Passive Play: You cannot sit on a lead. If you stop hitting, the enemy pushes the bar to 80% and starts earning double points, overtaking your lead quickly.
• Mercy Rule: If a match is clearly lopsided, the dominant team reaches the score limit much faster, saving both factions from a 48-hour beatdown that should have ended in 12 hours.
• Comeback Mechanics: It gives active teams a way to claw back a score deficit by out-working the enemy.

Here is a suggestion i had a few months ago, which was based on your tug of war statement. I discussed this with a fair few people. This has had some more thought into how it works rather than the numbers, IE the rewards, etc.

The "War Front" Mechanic

TL;DR: Introduce a swinging "Tug-of-War" bar shared between factions. Sustained activity pushes the bar into the enemy's territory. Dominating the bar grants Score Multipliers, forcing turtles to fight back or lose the war rapidly.

The War Front 

We propose a dynamic, zero-sum momentum bar called the War Front. It functions like a Tug-of-War.

• The Swing: If Faction A has 75% momentum, Faction B naturally has 25%. 
• The Decay: The bar is elastic. If both factions stop hitting (inactivity), the bar slowly drifts back to 50/50 (Neutral). This forces sustained aggression to maintain bonuses.

How it works

Pushing the Line

The bar starts at 50/50. Every offensive action (hit, mug, hosp) pushes the bar toward the enemy side. 

• If you are out-hitting the enemy, you push the line. 
• If the enemy turtles (zero hits), you can push the line to 100% domination very quickly.

Domination Zones (The Reward)

The goal is to push the bar past specific thresholds to unlock Score Multipliers. This accelerates the war, preventing stalemates.

• Neutral Zone (40% - 60%) 
  • Bonus: None (Standard warfare).
•  Pressure Zone (60% - 80%) 
  • Bonus: 1.2x War Score. *
  • Effect:*The active faction starts earning points slightly faster. The enemy must come out and fight to push the bar back to neutral to stop the bleeding.
• Domination Zone (80%+) 
  • Bonus: 1.5x (or 2.0x) War Score.
  • Effect: If a faction is being completely overrun or is refusing to fight (turtling), the active faction earns massive points. This allows the active team to hit the target score rapidly and end the war.

Strategic Implications: Does this kill Turtling?

No, but it evolves it from a "stalling" tactic to a "Rope-a-Dope" strategy.

Turtling remains a valid playstyle, but it now functions as a Resource Drain

1. The Trap: A faction can intentionally turtle to let the enemy burn energy and cooldowns pushing the bar to 80%.
2. The Counter: Once the enemy is exhausted, the turtling faction comes out with full energy. Because the bar is zero-sum, their fresh hits will swing the momentum back rapidly.
3. The Risk: You can no longer drag the war out just to reach minimum participation. If you turtle too long, the enemy activates the score multiplier and ends the war rapidly and potentially before you have secured enough hits to qualify for the rewards.

Why this creates better wars

• Kills Passive Play: You cannot sit on a lead. If you stop hitting, the enemy pushes the bar to 80% and starts earning double points, overtaking your lead quickly.
• Mercy Rule: If a match is clearly lopsided, the dominant team reaches the score limit much faster, saving both factions from a 48-hour beatdown that should have ended in 12 hours.
• Comeback Mechanics: It gives active teams a way to claw back a score deficit by out-working the enemy.

@staff Can this be moved to api development?

I don't want to pester DKK if not needed, anyone else having issues where TT disables itself?

Seems that on the monthly positions on HOF, its vastly incorrect. Bust is insinuating that i was ranked in the 2ks and for travel time in the top 12k this could not be any further from the truth :D

These are just to positions and there are more where they are just wrong entirely. That being said, the weekly and daily positions do seem to be showing the correct versions.

You should get ta rehab bruh.

Is MMCP back at it again

Oh no.. My Egg income.

Well you have it now. :D

Swagger is pretty terrible honestly.

[Added] Date & Time Pickers to `timestamp`, `to` and `from` parameter fields.

I don't understand, you can put your trade id in here?

https://api-playground.cr-central.com/


I have a hard time using Swagger it's not very intuitive. I've built and simplified the playground so it's easier to use, and also easier to generate queries that you desire, and it's available to all.

It still uses the swagger openapi.json schema, and when Torn updates that the changes are reflected in the playground. Also please note that this site saves no data, and your api key is not saved nor is it used for anything else except using the playground.

This was built mostly for my own use, however it serves no harm in keeping it open to public.

This site is only for V2 of the api, and if you're looking for V1 use tornplayground

If you have any issues using this please let me know.

Changes;

• [Added] Date & Time Pickers to `timestamp`, `to` and `from` parameter fields.

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