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How to find total number of player accounts

Is there some way to find the total number of accounts defined for a game?

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Sure - click on the Segments tab in Players. We have a default segment in all titles named "All players", which would give you the total number of player accounts.

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How can I get total number or player by client? Thank you!

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How can I get the total number of player by client?

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That's not currently available to the client - the PlaytStream functionality that powers Segments and Tasks is actually running on the live data to ensure that it always correctly targets the users appropriately. Down the road, we'll provide ways to access summary data for clients, but that work isn't currently scheduled.

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Brent Batas (Lisk) avatar image Brent Batas (Lisk) brendan ♦♦ commented ·

Is there any way to get this information on the server? If not, is the best way just to manually update title data with the total player count every few days (could get annoying, but I could fit it into my schedule)?

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