Checking your own stats in game
Command names shift slightly between server updates. If one doesn't exist, run /help and read the list rather than guessing.
- /stats: your overall profile: playtime, kills, deaths and money figures in one place.
- /bal or /balance: your current money balance.
- /playtime: total time played, the number most rank perks are tied to.
- /shards: your shard balance.
- Tab list and scoreboard: quick live figures without running anything.
Looking up another player
Most stat commands accept a username, so /stats <player> is how you scout someone before a fight or a trade. It is the fastest way to tell whether the person offering you a deal is a two-hour-old account or a veteran with thousands of kills.
Before any large trade, check the account's playtime and kill/death record. Brand-new accounts with no playtime offering great deals are almost always alts set up to scam.
Leaderboards and what they actually measure
The practical takeaway: leaderboard position tells you who grinds, not who is dangerous. A player with a modest balance and a big stash is richer than the number suggests.
- Money leaderboard: ranks liquid balance, so it under-represents players who keep wealth in spawners, gear and items.
- Kills leaderboard: heavily favoured by spawn-camping, not necessarily skill.
- Playtime leaderboard: mostly AFK time at spawner rooms.
Tracking your own progress
- Screenshot your /stats once a week: the server keeps totals, not a history you can graph.
- Track money per hour rather than total balance; it is the only number that tells you whether your farm is worth expanding.
- Log playtime against income. If income per hour is flat while playtime climbs, your spawner room has hit the mob cap and needs a better kill chamber, not more spawners.