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Brand-new front page! The top of wolfgrounds.com is now a showcase that plays through everything Wolf Grounds does: the Discord bot, Wolf Reports, player stats, 2D replays, the stream overlay, the Gun Report, Discord servers, clans and guides. Swipe or tap the labels to jump to any of them. The player search stays right at the top.

New Bots tab on the Data page! See how many bots are in casual PUBG lobbies this week, which maps, modes and times of day have the most and fewest, how and when bots die, and the week-by-week trend. Ranked always shows 0%, because bots don't play ranked.

Wolf Reports, Wolf Clips, Dual POV and Death Reports now show the actual gun next to every kill, the same pictures as the Weapons tab on wolfgrounds.com.

Wolf Reports, Wolf Clips, Dual POV and Death Reports now show the actual gun next to every kill, the same pictures as the Weapons tab on wolfgrounds.com.

Ranked posts now show the real PUBG rank badges, from Bronze to Master, instead of plain emojis. You'll see them on rank-ups, the ranked ladder and /stats ranked, in every server.

Rank-up and rank-drop posts got a cleaner look: the new rank badge front and centre, your old rank → new rank, your RP and how much it moved, all in a few short lines.

Wolf Clips, Wolf Reports, Dual POV and Death Reports are cleaner and easier to read on phones: each kill is one short line, Dual View comes first, and the player's name at the top opens their profile. Twitch live alerts now show the streamer's rank badge and Skill Grade too.

Wolf Reports now watches the top 150 PUBG streamers instead of 100, so there's an even better chance a streamer caught your kills (or your deaths) on stream. Search your name on the Reports page to find your clips.

Wolf Clips, Wolf Reports and Dual POV now only show fights against real players. Bot kills no longer appear in these highlight posts. They still count toward your kills and High Kill posts.

Ask now knows PUBG puts AI bots in Normal matches. Ask how many of your kills were bots and it splits your recent games into real players vs bots, so your stats show where the real fights were.

Twitch live alerts are now free for every server! Use /twitch add to get a ping in your server when up to 5 of your favourite PUBG streamers go live. Memberships now raise that to 10 (Recruit) and 25 (Packmate and up).

Wolf AI now checks its own answers after every question and learns from its mistakes, so answers get more accurate over time.

Pages no longer jump around while they load. The Stats search page, the Discords page and the LIVE NOW strip now show grey placeholders that fill in where they sit.

Every page now holds its shape while it loads. Server, clan, clan list, Data and player pages show grey placeholders that fill in where they sit, so nothing jumps around.

Server pages no longer get stuck half-loaded with a blank name when stats are slow to arrive. They retry on their own, and you get a Try again button if they still can't load.

Long Wolf AI questions on the website (like full coaching breakdowns) no longer fail with an error. The answer now arrives even when it takes a while.

Streamers often run a delay, so a kill can land later in their VOD than our timestamp. Kill clips and Dual POV now have delay buttons that jump you forward 5, 10 or 15 minutes, with a Reset, so you can find the moment yourself.

Seasonal Crowns now come with Discord roles! Server admins can turn on Crown Roles and each crown holder (Most Wins, Most Kills, Best K/D and more) gets a gold role that moves to whoever takes the crown. Crowns no longer change anyone's nickname.

Every Discord server's page on wolfgrounds.com now shows its Seasonal Crown holders, with the number that won each crown.

Our own 2D replay is here, replacing pubg.sh. Watch any match on PUBG's real map: every fight found and marked won, traded or lost, knocks and revives, the plane, vehicles, bots marked, and a camera that follows your squad. Works on phones too, and other Wolf Grounds players in your lobby light up on the map.

Stream overlay 2.0: three new overlays. A match-end pop-up that shows your result after every game (chicken dinners go gold), a Tonight's Goal you set yourself (kills, wins, damage or RP) as a bar or a ring that fills up, and a squad card for you and up to 3 teammates. Plus a rank-only badge.

Every server now gets one free player! The first player you add (or your most active one) gets chicken dinners, high kills and Wolf Reports posted at no cost. Admins can choose who with /discord free-player and switch once a week.

Player profiles now show your linked socials! Add Twitch, YouTube, X, TikTok or Instagram in THE DEN and they appear on your public profile card and as quick links at the top of your stats page.

On phones, the Wolf Grounds AI summary no longer pops up over the stats page. Tap the wolf button whenever you want to read it.

If your server uses Discord's Onboarding, members may not have been able to see the Wolf Grounds channels. The setup card in #wolf-setup and THE DEN now warn you, and one button press shows the channels to everyone.

The stream overlay can now follow your last game. Jump from squads to duos and your overlay switches to your duo stats on its own once the match finishes.

Dual POV now works properly on phones! The two streams stack on top of each other when your phone is upright and sit side by side when you turn it, with big Play, Pause and Re-sync buttons and a simple switch to pick which player you hear. Phones play sound from one side at a time, and if your phone won't start the videos on its own you get a Start button. Each player also has a link to open its stream in the Twitch app.

Wolf Reports no longer link you to a stream from someone on the other side of the map. When the player you took down wasn't live, we only use a squadmate's stream if they were actually close enough to see the fight, and those clips are now labelled Teammate POV.

The Bot Kills tile on your seasonal stats now shows bot kills for the mode you're viewing, instead of your whole season's total on every mode.

New ⚔ Compare button on every stats page: put yourself up against any player and see who wins in Combat, Teamplay, Winning and Survival, then share the link to the matchup.

Level up! When your Skill Grade climbs to a new high this season, Wolf Grounds now celebrates it in your server. Server admins can turn these posts off under Milestones.

Show off your stats! Use /wolf card to post your Wolf Grounds card in any channel, with your Skill Grade, clan and season numbers in one image. There's also a new Share card button on /stats player and on Skill Grade level-up posts.

New Bans tab on the Data page! See every banned player we've spotted in PUBG lobbies: temporary or permanent, when we first spotted the ban, when they last played, and a daily chart that shows ban waves as they happen. Search it, filter by ban type, and tap any name to see their stats.

You can now DM the Wolf Grounds bot directly to reach the developer. Your message gets passed along, and replies come back to you in the same DM.

Wrong Steam profile on your stats page? Tap "Not you?" on your profile card or Steam tab to let us know. We'll hide it straight away while we check, and message you on Discord once it's sorted.

New on the Discords page: Server of the week (most wins in the last 7 days, with its MVP), a top 5 players list showing which server each plays for, and a Your servers row when you sign in with Discord.

Chicken dinners, milestones, ranked promotions and weekly recaps now have an "Add Wolf Grounds" button, so anyone who likes what they see can bring Wolf Grounds to their own server in one tap.

The Weapon Stats page is now fully "last 7 days": the Players tab and the kill heatmap now match the rest of the page, so leaderboards and accuracy reflect current form instead of all-time history.

When you share your stats link in Discord, the preview image now shows your Skill Grade.

Sharing your stats link in Discord now shows a brand-new preview card: your Skill Grade with where you sit from F to S, your clan tag, and your key numbers for this season, all in your grade's colour.

The Weekly Digest now crowns the week's Biggest Climber and lists everyone whose Skill Grade went up.

Your Skill Grade now shows on /stats player, Wolf Reports and the server leaderboards as a letter with what it means, the same as on the website.

The Ranked tab no longer says "No ranked games played" when you've just started ranked. If PUBG hasn't given you a rank yet, you'll see a "Rank pending" card with your wins, average placement, kills and damage from your ranked matches, plus a list of those games. Your real tier and RP show up automatically once PUBG publishes them.

Wolf Reports pages now open with a 30-day summary, the same one on the Wolf Reports tab of your stats page. It shows your moments on stream, kills, top weapon, who killed you most, and a match-by-match chart of your footage.

Sharing a banned player's stats link in Discord now shows the ban right on the preview card: a red ban tag under their name, a BANNED plate in place of their Skill Grade, and "Temporary ban" or "Permanent ban" at the start of the link text.

The Weapons tab now shows pictures for the JS9, Mortar, C4, Sticky Bomb, Frag Grenade and Bluezone Grenade, so every weapon you've used has its icon.

Your server's page on wolfgrounds.com got a big upgrade: a new header with season wins, kills, your best game and who's online, plus a This Week leaderboard that shows who's climbing and who's slipping.

PUBG News posts now credit where each story came from, including the publisher, the writer and a "Read the original" link. When a story comes from a news site rather than PUBG itself, it's labelled that way. The Ask bot also names its source when it tells you about PUBG news.

The Clans page on wolfgrounds.com has a fresh look to match the Discords page: search by clan name or tag, see Clan of the week, the top clans by K/D, which clans are playing right now, and each clan's wins this week.

When you DM the Wolf Grounds bot, it now confirms your message was received and delivered to the developer, and their reply comes back to you right in your DMs.

Profile view counts on wolfgrounds.com are now more accurate — a view only counts once someone has actually had the profile open for a few seconds, and bots and repeat visits from the same person no longer inflate the numbers.

Setting up Wolf Grounds is easier. New servers get four quick questions (ranked or casual, Twitch streamers, how much to post, and extras), and the bot sets itself up from your answers. Servers that already have the bot can find the questions on the settings panel.

Added Wolf Grounds to your own Discord account? /stats player and /wolf card now work in any server or DM, even ones without the bot. "Post Publicly" and "Share card" now share your stats for everyone to see, and commands that need a Wolf Grounds server now say so instead of failing.

Getting help is easier: tap "Open a ticket" in #ticket-support, fill in a short form, and you'll get a private thread with the Wolf Grounds team that only you and staff can see.

Player search now suggests far more names. Start typing in any search box (Stats, Home, Wolf Reports or Ask) and after three letters you'll see every player Wolf Grounds has spotted in a match, about 275,000 of them, not just tracked players. Tracked players still show first.

New to The Den? The FAQ now explains it: what you get as a player (your profile, matches and clips) and as a server owner (setup, roster, posts and more). You'll also find The Den in the site footer and on the home page.

Wolf Reports history is cleaned up: older days no longer list the same kill or clip over and over, so stream kill counts from past weeks are accurate again.

The /wolf reports command works again.

Messages sent to the Wolf Grounds bot by DM now reach the developer. You'll get a confirmation when your message is delivered, and the developer's reply comes back to you right in your DMs.

The "Stats card settings" link in your account menu now always opens your own page's settings. Before, it could open the settings panel while you were viewing someone else's profile, even though saving there never worked.

Your stream overlay's "Last 5" now always shows your last five ranked games, even after a night of casual matches. The watermark option on overlays is also easier to see now.

Server admins can run /discord setup to bring back the Wolf Grounds settings panel, or to finish setup after giving the bot the Manage Channels permission.

Server owners can add up to 10 players at once with the new Add players button in #wolf-setup. Paste the names, and Wolf Grounds checks them all with PUBG and tells you which ones need fixing.

New /stats ranked command for Pack Leader servers! See any player's ranked tier, RP, season-best rank, win rate, top-10 rate, average placement, KDA and damage. Pick a mode or let it choose the one you play most, and check last season too.

/stats leaderboard now has a Ranked option for Pack Leader servers, a ranked ladder of your whole pack sorted by RP, showing everyone's current tier.

The Ranked tab now shows your recent ranked Chicken Dinners and high-kill games, just like the Seasonal tab, with the same Last 6 / Last 7 days / Last 20 filters.

Server owners can now manage Wolf Grounds on the web in The Den (wolfgrounds.com/den.php): a setup checklist, health checks that point to the exact channel or permission to fix, feature switches with undo, adding up to 10 players at once with every name checked on PUBG, Discord and Twitch links, and a log of every change.

Plan squad nights and tournaments right from The Den on wolfgrounds.com: create Discord Events with a cover image, then announce them in one click. Members see the time in their own time zone. Available on Recruit and above.

Moderation is now in The Den on wolfgrounds.com: find a member and time them out, kick or ban them with a reason, clean up a channel's recent messages, and keep a mod log. Available on Recruit and above.

Moderation is now in The Den on wolfgrounds.com: find a member and time them out, kick or ban them with a reason, clean up a channel's recent messages, and keep a mod log. Available on Recruit and above.

Need a hand? Server owners can now ask Wolf Grounds support straight from The Den on wolfgrounds.com. We'll see your server's setup right away, and you'll get a DM when we reply.

Setting up Wolf Grounds is easier. #wolf-setup now opens with a checklist that shows exactly what's left to do and ticks itself off as you go, all the way to your first tracked match.

The settings panel in #wolf-setup now has a button that opens your server's settings on wolfgrounds.com, where every feature has a proper on/off switch. We also tidied up how the sub-settings are displayed.

Ask /wolf ask about your last solo, duo or squad match and it now searches your whole tracked history, not just your last 10 games. If you haven't played that mode, it tells you how far back it looked.

/wolf ask can now tell you any player's current ranked tier and RP, plus their best rank this season and ranked-only stats like wins, K/D and average placement. Try "what rank is <name>?"

If you run into trouble setting up Wolf Grounds, every setup message now shows exactly where to get help: a link to our support server and a direct way to message the developer.

The Ranked tab on player stats pages has been rebuilt. It now shows exactly how many points you need for your next division, your season peak, win and top 10 rates, average damage, headshot rate and more. You can also compare all your ranked modes side by side. Over the coming days it will add a chart of your rank points across the season and where you stand among Wolf Grounds players. Players who aren't ranked yet are no longer mislabelled as Silver.

Adding Wolf Grounds to your server now asks for far fewer permissions. It only requests what its features actually use, so there's nothing to untick and setup works first time.

Match History got a full makeover to match the Weapons tab. You now get a summary of your recent games, a chart of your form where you can click any bar to jump straight to that match, a breakdown of where you finish and how you do on each map, filters with counts (including Wins only), and matches grouped by day. Opening a match now also shows how it compares with your usual game.

Server and clan leaderboards have a cleaner look. The top spot now gets a smooth gold highlight with a crown and a "Season Leader" or "Top Clan" tag, the top three have new numbered rank badges, and damage totals show as whole numbers.

The Weapons tab on phones now shows each weapon as a card with all its stats (kills, knocks, damage, headshot %, best game, longest kill), so there's no more scrolling sideways. Sort buttons sit above the list, and you can tap any weapon for its full breakdown.

The "Kills per week" panel on the Weapons tab got a cleaner look: each weapon now has a full-width bar for this week's kills, plus a change-from-last-week indicator and mini trend chart once more than one week of history is in.

The Den now has a Plan page. Subscribers can choose exactly which of their servers their subscription covers and move it between servers anytime.

The Den now has a Plan page. Subscribers can choose exactly which of their servers their subscription covers and move it between servers anytime.

Skill Grades are now fairer for players with only a few matches: one lucky game can no longer boost your grade. The grade badge on your stats page is also clearer and tells you how many matches your grade is based on.

The play calendar on phones was squeezed into about two-thirds of the panel width, making the day squares smaller than they should be. It now uses the full width.

New servers get their full settings panel in #wolf-setup again, and servers that were missing it will get it automatically. Server owners now get one clear welcome message that says exactly what to do next.

/wolf ask now has up-to-date ranked and season info: seasons last about two months, tiers run from Bronze up to Survivor (including Crystal), and each new season starts with placement matches based on last season's RP. It also no longer guesses at game facts it isn't sure about.

The "Live now" bar on the website only shows streamers who are actually playing PUBG, and it now keeps itself up to date — streamers drop off within a few minutes of going offline, even if you leave the page open.

Ranked promotion alerts now announce every division climb (like Gold IV to Gold III), not just new tiers. The Top Ranked crown now goes to the player with the highest rank and RP, where before players in the same division could tie and the crown went to whoever was listed first.

Ranked promotion and drop announcements now post reliably. The bot checks everyone's rank every few hours, so climbing a tier gets called out soon after it happens instead of being missed. Players in more than one server now get announced in each of them.

Throwback Thursday now posts every week; it had been skipping weeks. Stat challenges now score what each player gained during the 7 days instead of their whole season, and challenges that were never accepted expire so you can issue a new one. Season recaps post automatically when a new season starts, and crown announcements no longer say "dethroning None".

Player stats pages and clan rosters now show when an account has been banned by PUBG again. Ban status is checked with every stats refresh, and the banner goes away if a ban is lifted.

Crystal rank is now recognised properly. Moving from Platinum to Crystal is announced as a promotion instead of a rank drop, Crystal players now sit in the right place on the Ranked Crown and ranked leaderboard, and Survivor rank is supported too.

Commands no longer time out with "The application did not respond" while the bot is checking recent matches for wins and high-kill games.

Player profiles now show PUBG bans correctly, including for players who aren't in any Wolf Grounds server. Banned accounts get a clear "Permanent ban" or "Temporary ban" label instead of just looking inactive.

/maps works again. It shows the full map image and lets you switch maps from the dropdown, and Rondo and Haven are now included.

Clicking "Live on Twitch" on a player's card on the Feeds page, or the live badge on their stats page, now opens their stream. Before, it showed a Twitch error. The stream popup also has an "Open on Twitch" button if you'd rather watch there.

Fun Friday and the weekly best match DM can now be switched on and off from the website.

Clan pages now show each member's Discord servers as small server icons instead of a text label. Hover an icon to see the server's name.

Tap any match in your Match History to see the full story: your squad's stats, a timeline of the match, every elimination with weapon and distance, who took you out, your drop and route on the map, and a breakdown of every fight. Kill lists now show all your kills too, including knocked players who bled out or went down when their squad was wiped.

The Weapons tab got a big upgrade: see your signature weapon, how your kills split across weapon classes, your mastery level and tier, knocks and best game for every gun, normal vs ranked side by side, and where you rank in your clan and across Wolf Grounds. Weapon stats now stay up to date instead of showing old numbers.

Ask AI on the website is now a real conversation. Ask a follow-up and it remembers what you just talked about, your earlier answers stay on screen, and a counter shows how many AI questions you have left today. Answers also look better, with proper stat tables, a copy button and a quick link to the player's full stats.

The Player box on the Ask AI page now suggests tracked player names as you type, just like the Stats search. Pick a name with a click or the arrow keys and it takes you straight to your question.

The player search on the Wolf Grounds homepage now suggests names from your very first keystroke, and it keeps working if the site has a brief hiccup instead of showing "No players found" until you reload.

Player profile cards on wolfgrounds.com look cleaner on phones. The avatar, name, membership badges and stats are now centered instead of pushed to one side, and long player names no longer get cut in half.

The Ask AI page looks tidier. The chat box and the info panel beside it are now the same height, and the question box sits at the bottom where you'd expect it.

Season recaps and the weekly digest now label their numbers as "tracked games" (the wins and big games the bot posted), so they no longer show a misleading win rate or per-match average.

The home page now shows the two most recent weekly update round-ups instead of every one ever posted, with a link to the new Changelog page where you can read the full history week by week.

The Wolf Reports list on phones no longer traps your scroll. Swiping anywhere now scrolls the page, and there's a "show more" button for the rest of the reports.

Tapping a live streamer on your phone now opens the stream at a proper size instead of a tiny letterboxed window.

Behind-the-scenes speed-up: we switched off a diagnostic setting that was slowing down every bot action, so commands and match posts respond more quickly when the bot is busy.

The website now uses much less of the database the bot also relies on, so busy moments on the site are less likely to slow down or knock out the Discord bot. Player, clan and leaderboard lists also keep working if the database has a brief hiccup.

Coming back to the website is faster. Pages you've already visited reuse what your browser saved, and the FAQ, Terms and Privacy pages only reload when something has actually changed.

Asking Wolf AI about your recent matches on the website is faster, because it no longer waits on downloads it didn't need.

Player profiles load faster. A player's clan tag and name now show up almost instantly instead of popping in last, and the rest of the profile and clan pages no longer load one piece at a time.

The rank badge beside a player's name appears much faster, and is instant when you revisit a profile or open one in a new tab.

The home page loads faster and uses less battery on phones. The background image is now a fifth of the size on mobile, and the animated hero effects no longer run on small screens.

Mentioning Wolf Grounds is more reliable — if Discord briefly drops the connection, the bot now retries instead of leaving you with no reply. Also fixed garbled symbols showing up in some Wolf Grounds error and cooldown messages.

Subscribing to Wolf Grounds now gives you your tier role (Recruit, Packmate or Pack Leader) in the Wolf Grounds Discord right away. If you subscribed before joining the server, you'll get it when you join. Upgrading swaps your role automatically. Anyone who subscribed recently and didn't get a role will have it shortly.

Clan names and tags now show on player profiles on the website where they were missing. Also fixed a bug that reset a player's stat history when two servers had added them with different capitalisation.

Wolf AI no longer treats the M416 and HK416 as two different guns — they're the same weapon, and it was splitting your stats between them and giving contradictory advice. Weapon skins now count toward the right gun too, so your usage numbers are accurate.

Numbered lists in Ask AI answers now count properly. Some answers were showing "1." on every point instead of 1, 2, 3, 4.

Longest Kill on the website now shows a clean distance like "245m" instead of long decimals like "245.253m" on the Seasonal, Lifetime and Match History tabs.

The Wolf Reports player on the homepage no longer shows a "Dual POV" button on clips that don't have a second viewpoint. The button now only appears when there's a dual view to open.

Wolf AI now uses in-game weapon names in its answers, such as M416 instead of "HK416", SLR instead of "FN FAL" and S686 instead of "Beretta". Each gun also shows up under one name, so your recent-match and lifetime weapon stats match.

Community goals now count only your own server's players. Before, games from every server using Wolf Grounds counted toward every server's goal.

The profile menu in the top-right corner works again on the Discords page. Clicking your name there now opens your menu like it does everywhere else on the site.

Rank badges now show up for everyone. Players who haven't played ranked this season were missing the badge beside their name entirely — they now get their Survival Mastery badge instead.

Fixed the FAQ on the home page — answers were leaking a sliver of text under every question instead of staying closed. They now open and close cleanly.

Match cards on the Feeds, Reports and Stats pages now show the proper Paramo map art and map name instead of a blank tile labelled "Chimera_Main". Any future map we haven't added art for yet will also fall back to a clean gradient instead of an empty box.

The live community stats on the mobile home page — players tracked, total kills, headshot %, longest shot — were invisible on every phone. They're back.

Fixed the home page scrolling sideways on phones. The top bar was wider than the screen, especially when signed in with a longer name.

On iPhone, tapping the player search or any form field zoomed the page in and wouldn't zoom back out. Fixed.

The roadmap on wolfgrounds.com has been refreshed. The web dashboard is live, so server admins can manage settings, rosters and Twitch links from the website. Next up: map and mode filters for Wolf Reports, clip packs, and CSV stats export.

PUBG news posts now arrive as a clean embed — headline links straight to the official article, with the article's artwork and a timestamp, instead of a wall of text and a raw link.

The "Last 6 / Last 7 days / Last 20" buttons on your Recent Chicken Dinners and Recent High Kill Games now actually work. They used to only look at games the bot had posted about, which meant there were rarely enough to tell the options apart. They now pull from your full recent match history, so you'll see more of your wins and big-kill games, and switching between the options is instant.

Fixed the Bot Kills stat on player pages showing a dash instead of your total, and fixed the site sometimes serving hours-old stats on one device while another showed current numbers.

Fixed the Skill Grade badge disappearing from player profiles — it now shows consistently instead of only when the page happened to load fresh stats.

PUBG news posts in #news now show as a clean card: the headline links straight to the article, the official artwork is included, and the extra link preview underneath is gone.

News Day Tuesday is fixed — weekly update posts go out reliably again, even on big weeks, and the website changelog stays up to date.