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The new API will use ASP.NET SignalR[signalr.net], which will allow us to take advantage of WebSockets and gracefully fall back on AJAX. However, this may be an issue for your particular project because, as far as I can tell, a SignalR client does not exist for Python. That being said, if any third parties are using our current GMR API, we could re-create it in Multiplayer Robot.
As for the turn history, the new API will offer the ability to get the turns for a game or user. However, if you want to use it for estimating turn completion times, the new Multiplayer Robot will actually do that server-side, using some predictive analytics. The new API will be able to give you an estimate in the form of a date range.
We're expecting to roll out the initial alpha test of Multiplayer Robot within a couple months. If you'd be interested in targeting the new API, we could probably get you in on the alpha.
Thanks for the response. Your new API sounds very cool.
It would be great to get early access to the API, thank you. Hopefully someone (ideally not me) will make a Python SignalR client by then.