September 2026

Every ailment page now shows the roll the map makes, step by step: the checks a hit has to pass, the ailment roll, and where the ailment sits in the order the map rolls them. Pick a game mode and the numbers follow it, since the ailment roll goes from 1 in 10 on Recruit to 1 in 5 on Apocalypse. Hover an arrow or a figure to see how it is worked out.

The old one-line rule was wrong in places:

• it used 1 in 10 on every mode
• it read an ailment's own roll as its whole chance: Infected Bite is 0.57% of qualifying hits on Normal (1 every 176), not 1 in 5, because every ailment rolled before it has to miss first
• it had Energy Leak backwards: it only lands on heroic units, which is every class except the Predator
• it left out Stonewall Protocol, which blocks ailments like a Plasma Shield does

When Infected Bite runs its full course, it has a 33% chance to kill the hero, and a hostile Risen spawns where they fell. A cure or a revive before the timer ends removes it with no roll. The page used to say any hero who died with it rose as a Risen, which is not what the map does.

Effect pages now show this for any effect that rolls, kills or spawns when it ticks or runs out, read from the game data. Opportuned Shot, for example, rolls a 30% chance every 3 s for its attack speed bonus.

The class comparison page now holds two tables with a tab bar between them. The new one lists what each class costs to unlock: the rank, or the raw XP, it wants on the Enlisted, Warrant Officer and Commissioned tracks, the medals a few of them ask for on top, and how many players can field it in one game. Sort by a track to see what is cheapest from where you already are.

A player named in a guide, a comment or the chat could show a broken picture: Battle.net hands some accounts a portrait that does not exist on its servers. Those are now dropped when the account links, and a chip whose picture still fails to load falls back to the stock portrait, in the chip, its hover card and the @ search alike. A player who never linked an account, and so has no portrait at all, shows the stock portrait too, in place of the initials tile.

The quick guide now has a step for the magazine running dry, and a section on ammo in numbers: what you land with, what a reload costs, what a pack or an Ammo Case readies, where more comes from, and what happens when you carry too many. Every figure is read from the map script, the way the jam numbers already were. Asked for in the chat.

The effects catalog now includes everything the in-game ailment panel can draw on your hero, with the label, text and picture it uses there. New on the page: the three encumbrance states (too many magazines readied), Mind Intrusion, Smoke Grenade, Licker Tongue, Hatched Parasites, Time Stop, Martial Sanction, the Flamethrower's broken armor, and the vehicle-component "Quite Encumbered". Effects the game hides on the status bar but shows in the panel now carry the panel's wording, so a Fractured Arm reads as the Broken Arm you see in the game. Guides and chat can reference all of them with the usual [[effect:...]] chip.

Opening a replay could end in a server error for a while: the list of games shown next to it is sorted by date on the database, which had no index for that order and gave up once the newest games grew past its memory limit. The order is now indexed, so the list refreshes without sorting in memory.

The server now keeps a single, size-capped database connection pool for its whole life instead of opening a new one whenever its code was reloaded. A leak there could exhaust the database's connection limit and stop every page that reads live data from loading.

The small icons next to stats (life, armor, damage, cooldown, range and the rest) are redrawn as flat sci-fi glyphs with a dropped shadow, so they read at small sizes on both themes. Every stat keeps its colour.

Since v1.4.0 a standard ability's card shows a column for each skill tree level that changes it. Four of those cards (the APC's Call For Fire, the Fire Support Specialist's Attack Weapons Team, the Platoon Leader's Laser Designator and the AMX's Binoculars) showed four or five identical columns and missed the level that really changes the ability. The cards now show the base numbers and one column per tree level that changes something, with the changed cells highlighted. Changes to an ability's own cost or to the effect it puts on you count too: the AMX Chassis at level 4 shortens the Multi-tasking cooldown to 16 s and stretches its duration to 7 s, so the Multi-tasking card reads Base and +4 side by side. The same misread had every infantry class's Soldier Skills card listing a Burst Fire duration bonus growing with each level, and the AMX Equipment card crediting Improved Binoculars to level 1: the bonus is granted once at Soldier Skills 2, and Improved Binoculars comes with Equipment 4. The Rjx-73 Railgun card now shows what each of its three points buys, armor and life on the first, damage on the next two, instead of a four-level badge.

Effects lists every buff, debuff, status and ailment the map puts on a unit: what it does, how long it lasts, what puts it on you and what cures it. Each effect has a page of its own with the full list of abilities, weapons and items that apply or cure it, every one linking to its card. The ailments lead, with the odds the script rolls for each and where the two venoms come from. Wherever a card names an effect it now shows the effect's icon and links to its page: the buffs a skill applies, the ailments a medic cures. Effects are in the search box and in a guide's [[…]] references too: [[effect:FracturedLeg]] or plain [[Fractured Leg]] draws the chip.

The abilities of a unit on its entity page are the same cards the class pages use, with the numbers from the map data under the game's text. The MULE's Activate reads what its trigger does: it drops a case of scraps and stops standing by.

Abilities a class carries straight from the base game, like the AMX's Siege Mode, showed no description and no icon. Ninety-odd map abilities whose text sits on the button rather than the ability (Jet, Binoculars, Claymore, the Flare Gun) were blank as well. All of them read their button now.

Under the seven-day chart on the front page there is a second one covering the last twelve months, so you can see the whole year at a glance rather than just this week. One bar per day, under a seven-day average.

Switch it between players in game and games played, and hover any day for both.

It only knows about games that were uploaded, and plenty are missing from the older months, so read the early part of the year as a floor rather than a count.