Statistics
This page explains the Statistics area in the player view, which summarizes your performance and activity.
Navigation path:
Shop→Statistics
What you can see
The page opens with your name, your balance and how many accounts count towards your numbers. Every account on this server that shares a device with yours counts together, exactly like on the leaderboards — tap accounts to see which ones.
All numbers are all-time: everything since the server's last stats reset. The ? next to "All-time" shows that date.
Your numbers are the figures only the profile has: playtime, online day streak (consecutive days with at least one session), total deaths, PvP deaths and the current death streak.
On the leaderboard mirrors every leaderboard category. Each card shows your all-time value, your rank and how far it is to the next rank. Top-ten ranks are highlighted. If a ranking needs a minimum number of kills, the card shows how many are still missing. A top-ten spot this week or this month appears as an extra badge.
Breakdowns
Tap any number to see where it comes from:
- Periods — your value, rank and gap for all-time, this month and this week, the same periods the leaderboards use.
- By account — how much each linked account contributes.
- Over time — weekly bars (monthly once the season runs longer than half a year).
- Details for the statistic: weapons, most killed players and places for kills; who killed you for PvP deaths; your longest shots; the parts you built; vehicles; casino games; and for playtime a weekday-by-hour chart plus session count, average and longest session.
The open breakdown is part of the address, so you can share it or come back to it.
If a stat looks out of date, wait for the next log import cycle. See Logs import concept.
Hide your public profile
When the server has public player profiles switched on, a Public profile card lets you hide yours with Hide my public profile. Hidden, it disappears from the player search and your name on the leaderboard no longer links to it. The switch covers all of your accounts on the server. While your profile is visible, View my public profile opens it.
Change your display name
If you have the right profile.change_name, a Change name tab appears.
Use it to update your in-game display name shown in dzbot and Discord nickname sync (if enabled).
Also in Discord: /player shows your own profile and statistics — see Discord commands.