The Bayou Dispatches

You can now set yourself a target and have the site track it, show who you play with on your dossier, and give your overlay a look of its own.

The Ledger has a Discord server. Come in, say hello, ask things, tell us what's broken.

You can now run the overlay free for five days, and the overlay itself has learned to show your current rating, your avatar and your place on the leaderboards.

Your dossier now shows what every single day looked like, your own history stops being cut short no matter what you pay, and the page around both was pulled apart and put back together.

You no longer need the top tier to put your stats on stream, supporters get something that actually moves, and pages should feel quicker.

The region trouble from the last post has both a fix and a manual override, Soul Survivor now has boards of its own across the site, and every rank shows which way it moved. Most of this has been quietly live for a while - I just never got round to saying so.

The devs shipped an update the other day that quietly broke a piece of The Bayou Ledger's logic. Here's what was going on.

Both documents have been extended to cover the whole site rather than just the paid tier, and to spell out plainly what data we collect and where it comes from. Continuing to use the site means you accept the new versions.

Run a Hunt: Showdown 1896 server? You can now hand out Discord roles from your members' real stats - a 6-star role, a veteran role - and have them stay current on their own.

MMR now reads the way the game shows it, the distribution chart marks where the star tiers begin, and supporters can put their own words on their dossier.