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Raid report lets you know for certain. Which is useful for when you want to do challenges or something. On the other hand, there are people who care about the amount of clears you have. Yet most people who brag about the stupid amount they have, have checkpoint farmed purely for that. 3.
Green dots correspond to completed raids and red dots correspond to unsuccessful runs. Hover over a raid's dot to see its duration and how recently it occurred. As a raid gets older, it fades to white. A raid dot's height corresponds to its duration, with faster raids appearing higher. Click on a raid's dot to see its post-game carnage report.
Yeah, you can check on bungies website if you log in under "Game history". I believe it displays the same data raid report does. Its not raid report itself being broken but the place it gets its data from. I asked bungie about this on Saturday (through social media) and no response so far. Obviously it was a weekend so not surprised.
On raid.report you just put in your current Steam name. So if you go there and put in "Mocks", you'll pull up my raid report. So if you go there and put in "Mocks", you'll pull up my raid report. Now, if you use a common name, you'll prob have to put your Steam ID.
It's probably not something raid.report can fix. Sometimes, for whatever reasons, the Bungie API doesn't properly record and report activity completions. Sites that use the API (like raid.report) can only report the information that the API gives them. Sometimes the API data is delayed, so it could eventually show up. But if not, nothing can be ...
raid.report. Last week Bungie added the ability to see if a given raid is a checkpoint or fresh (thanks u/EdgarVerona !). With that data, we can roll out some cool new features: - Speed Rank returns! - Speedrun Leaderboards only include fresh runs. - Added Flawless badge (works just like D1 "Flawless Raider" trophy) - Fastest stat now only ...
According to the API Discord Bungie is currently backfilling, it is unknown if any activities have been lost. I know its completely unrelated, but give Raid Hub a try, its way cleaner than RR and has more info. Does anybody know if clears and speed i am getting will be updated eventually? None of my runs have been updated in the past two days.
Raid.Report has been updated for Destiny 2. Discussion. [raid.report] ( https://raid.report) now shows Leviathan stats. You can check how many clears you have and how long they took to get (or not get). Hover over a dot to see how long an individual run took. Click on a dot to see detailed stats about that individual raid.
Share. [deleted] • 2 yr. ago. a good rr is dependent on what u want to do if u are looking for a good day1 team then day1 clears and low mans would be considered good. if ur looking to be able to get into normal raids then simply look at the LFG post requirements if u meet the requirements join if u dont then dont. 1.
It's not a set number, it's based on percentages. Diamond is the top 2% of players with the most clears. Master is the top 1000 and challenger is the top 200. Click the FAQ link at the bottom of raid report for more info. But fwiw I'm in diamond "V" with 212 clears so you're not far off.