Player Profile

The Player Profile system stores persistent, lifetime statistics for each player. These stats carry across matches, arenas, and sessions in Zentrix.

What is tracked

Player Profiles track long-term performance. They include totals, averages, and personal records.

Common tracked categories:

• Match results

  • Matches played

  • Wins

  • Win rate (derived from results over time)

• Combat performance

  • Kills

  • Deaths

  • K/D ratio (derived from kills and deaths)

• Damage

  • Damage dealt

  • Damage taken

• Survival

  • Total survival time

  • Longest survival

  • Average survival time

• Streaks

  • Kill streak (current match)

  • Highest kill streak (personal best)

  • Win streak (consecutive wins)

  • Highest win streak (personal best)

Kill streaks reset each match. Win streaks track consecutive wins. “Highest” values are your all-time records.

Profile access

Players can view lifetime stats in a dedicated Profile GUI.

Server owners can also surface profile stats elsewhere:

• Scoreboards and lobby panels can show lifetime metrics.

• Menus and other GUIs can reuse the same profile values.

• Chat and UI systems can render stats via placeholders.

See also:

• Scoreboards

• Placeholders

• Player Commands

Why this system exists

Player Profiles support long-term progression and competition.

Core goals:

• Track progression across a player’s entire lifetime on the server.

• Encourage competition and self-improvement.

• Support rewards, ranks, and perks based on achievement.

• Enable leaderboards and easy comparisons between players.

• Increase retention by making progress visible and meaningful.

When stats are updated

Profiles follow a simple lifecycle to keep gameplay responsive and stats reliable:

• Stats load when a player joins the server.

• Match stats are tracked live while playing.

• At match end, results merge into lifetime totals.

• Personal records update automatically when you beat them.

• Saving runs safely without impacting match flow.

If a match ends unexpectedly, Zentrix still aims to keep profiles consistent.

During gameplay (real-time behavior)

While a match is running, profile-relevant actions are collected continuously:

• Kills and deaths update combat totals and ratios.

• Damage dealt and taken accumulates as fights happen.

• Survival time increases as long as you stay alive.

• Streaks change dynamically based on eliminations and wins.