Player records on Friendly Helpers can now be analysed much more precisely. Until now, the focus was largely on PvP; you can now display personal bests for your chosen battle mode on both the website and the Discord bot.
This turns a general records section into a much more useful analysis. After all, a personal best in a Random Battle says little about how someone plays in Co-op, Operations or Clan Battles.
Player profile records now split by mode
The player profile now provides separate records for the supported battle types. These include:
- PvP
- PvP Solo
- PvP Division 2
- PvP Division 3
- Co-op
- Co-op Solo
- Co-op Division 2
- Co-op Division 3
- Operations
- Clan Battles
You choose a mode using the familiar mode switches. Played ships, damage records and other personal bests therefore remain in the same view and can be compared without detours.
This is particularly useful for players who do more than play Randoms. Anyone who regularly plays Operations or joins a division in Co-op can now see those exact figures, instead of having everything reduced to conventional PvP statistics.
/rekorde now distinguishes between modes too
The same expansion has also reached the Friendly Helpers Discord bot.
The command remains:
/rekorde <Spieler> [Modus]
The mode option offers the nine variants already used by the bot. If no mode is specified, PvP remains the default. Existing usage therefore stays the same, while anyone who wants a closer look can narrow the output to the relevant area.
For a mode such as Co-op Division 2, for example, the bot shows personal records for highest damage, highest experience, warships destroyed, aircraft shot down and ships spotted. The corresponding ship names are included directly.
This makes /rekorde considerably more useful when you are on the move in Discord: enter a player name, choose a mode and the relevant personal bests appear directly in the channel, without first opening the full website profile.
Win rate records only after 50 battles
In both outputs, the highest ship win rate still only counts once that ship has at least 50 battles in the selected mode.
This prevents the usual 100-percent “records” after two or three battles and makes the value much more meaningful. A ship therefore needs to have been played seriously before it appears as a personal best.
Operations need their own analysis
Record displays work slightly differently for Operations. The publicly available Wargaming data does not provide maximum battle records here, such as a ship's highest damage in a single battle.
For Operations, Friendly Helpers therefore shows the available ship bests for:
- Average experience
- Number of battles
- Win rate from 50 battles
This is not a contrived substitute statistic, but simply the most useful presentation of what the available data actually provides.
Direct links preserve the selected mode
Navigation has been expanded accordingly. The record cards on the website and ship names in the bot output link directly to the relevant player × ship analysis.
The selected battle mode is carried across. If you are viewing a Co-op Division 2 record and open its associated ship, you will not suddenly end up back in PvP, but in the matching analysis.
That may sound like a small detail, but it makes a big difference in practice. Especially when looking through several records in succession, you stay in context without having to select the mode again on every page.
Help and command catalogue updated too
To make sure the new options are not simply hidden away somewhere in the bot, the German and English command catalogues and /help have also been updated.
They now explain mode selection for /rekorde directly. First-time users therefore do not have to guess which variants are supported or why PvP still appears when no mode is chosen.
Conclusion
The expansion makes player records much more useful wherever World of Warships involves more than a single battle mode.
The website provides the detailed view with record cards, top damage and played ships, while /rekorde brings those same mode categories into Discord in a compact form. Direct links preserve the selected mode, and the 50-battle win rate threshold stops three lucky rounds from immediately becoming a new legend.
In short: more modes, better comparisons and a lot less PvP tunnel vision.