Histórico de Partidas e Rastreador de Estatísticas do Broken Arrow: O Que o Próprio Jogo Não Mostra
O Broken Arrow não tem histórico de partidas, gráfico de ELO ou estatísticas de desempenho de unidades no cliente. Veja como o BattleGroup rastreia tudo isso por SteamID, e como ler sua página de jogador.
What Broken Arrow itself does not track
Open the game's own menus after a ranked match and you'll find your current rating — and almost nothing else. There is no match history log, no per-match breakdown of what you fielded versus what the enemy fielded, no long-term ELO chart, and no way to see which units are statistically overperforming or underperforming across many games.
That's a real gap if you're trying to improve: you can feel like you're winning or losing without ever seeing the trend, and you have no way to tell whether a unit you love is actually pulling its weight.
What BattleGroup tracks instead
We built a player and match tracker precisely to close that gap. Look up any public SteamID on our Players page and you get: full match history, rating (ELO) progression over time as a chart, win/loss record, and a breakdown of faction and doctrine usage.
Open an individual match and you get a full breakdown — not just the score, but what was actually deployed on both sides. Combined across the whole player base, this also powers our live Meta page: cost-efficiency tiers, and which units are currently rising or falling in value at your ELO bracket. None of this exists inside the game client itself.
How to look up your stats
Go to the Players page and enter your SteamID (SteamID64, the numeric one — you can find it via your Steam profile URL or any SteamID lookup tool). No login or account creation is required; lookups work off public match data.
From your player page, open the ELO chart to see your rating trend across recent matches, and click into any match in your history for its full breakdown. If you want to compare yourself to a friend or a known player, search their SteamID the same way.
Turning tracking into better decks
History is only useful if it changes what you build. If your ELO trend is flat while you keep fielding the same doctrine pair, check the Meta page for that ELO bracket — it shows which units currently give the best value per point, based on real aggregated match data, not guesswork.
Pair this with our deck analyzer and tier list: build with efficient units the data actually supports, deploy within your sustainable value (deck cost ÷ 2), and check back after a session — your match history and ELO chart will show whether the change worked.