RS adjustments
Accounts in this batch
| # | Player | Rank score | Adjustment |
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Find out who your adjustment was for
We can name every account that left the board the day before a batch. Naming the ones you played needs the lobby, and the leaderboard does not carry it.
finals.id is a companion app that records the lobby of every
ranked match you play. With an active account, your profile here names the banned accounts that were in a
match with you, and marks every one of those moves on your rank score chart in blue and yellow stripes.
You are also covered when someone else in your bracket runs it. A ranked bracket is
up to 24 players, so one account with finals.id answers it
for everyone in the lobby.
The helper signs in with a token that expires after 24 hours. Keep it running, or open it once a day, or match data stops updating.
What we use finals.id for
Lobby data provided by finals.id.
FinalsTracker is not affiliated with finals.id or with Embark Studios.
What this page is
Embark moves a batch of rank scores at once, around 5 AM Eastern, with nobody playing. We detect it by looking for accounts that moved in a single snapshot while being silent for an hour either side of it, and only call it an adjustment when the whole batch leans the same way. Ordinary play is close to an even split of gains and losses.
Every batch is confirmed a little over an hour after it lands, once those accounts have provably stayed idle. On a player's profile the moves below are drawn in blue rather than green or red, because they were handed out rather than played for. Accounts that fall off the top-10,000 board during an adjustment are recorded as such instead of being counted as bans.