Read your ranked match log
Forts keeps a running record of your ranked matches on your own machine. Upload it and this turns it into a table: every match, the map, who won, what your score did, and how much damage each side dealt.
What it shows you
- Every ranked match in the file, with its date, map, release and which side you played.
- Your score after each match and what it changed by, your win/loss record, and your opponent's score going in.
- Damage dealt and taken per match, forfeits and technical problems, and the ping the match was accepted at.
- How much of the file was read, stated as two separate numbers so a partial answer never looks like a complete one.
About account identifiers
This log names accounts, and not only yours — an older file also names the people you played against. Every account identifier is removed before anything is shown or offered for download, and there is no option to keep them: they belong to people who did not upload anything.
The upload itself is deleted the moment the reading finishes, and the result is checked for identifiers again before it is served. If that check finds one, you get an error and no file — never a page that looks clean.
The file sits in the game's own folder, under users, next to your replays.