Community Lookup, Leaderboard & Pulse

1. Character Lookup: type a character name. The site finds the region itself, and if the same name exists on NA and EU it asks you to pick one. The result shows that character's public data — level, class, world, and its tracked EXP history — and, separately, whether a build for it is saved on the tracker.
2. To watch a character over time, press Follow on the character page, or enter the name and region on Following and press Follow. The page then shows what has changed since you last looked, and says the list is saved on this device only.
3. Public build hunting is a leaderboard question — see the next section.

The Leaderboard (Top players by hexa score) ranks builds saved to the tracker, with Interactive or Heroic, All, NA, or EU, and class filters and a search by IGN. It lists characters people have saved with Public visibility on — not every GMS character — so an absence there does not mean the character stopped playing.

Population statistics shows aggregated population views from Nexon data: level distribution, worlds, and class mix. That is a different dataset from the leaderboard's tracker builds — the two do not describe the same snapshots, so do not join their counts or membership together.

• Guild: the Guild Directory of guilds registered on the tracker, alphabetical, with a filter by name or world and a Look up by IGN box that finds a character's guild; a listed guild opens its own page.
• Your progress: your own EXP and level history with a projected next level. It is your record, not a comparison with everyone else.
• Pulse: a daily read of community mood, topics, and discussions gathered from public sources. Use it as context about the community; it is a sampling of public talk, not a representative survey.

1. Lookups cover characters in Nexon's public rankings on NA and EU — type the name exactly before concluding a character is missing.
2. Whether your own saved build is listed depends on your Public visibility setting in Settings; check it there before assuming you were excluded.
3. Each page handles the data it shows in its own way; the Terms and Privacy page is the authority on what is stored, rather than any promise made here.