Your account
- Your Splitstone account is your Minecraft account, one per Minecraft account. There's no separate sign-up.
- Your name is always your current Minecraft username. It follows name changes, and your history, Elo and items stay with your account. Past names aren't shown.
- Profiles can be viewed in the game and on this website, for example from the leaderboards.
What a profile shows
- A personal-best card: personal best, best splits and sum of best.
- Your 3D model in your equipped cosmetics, with a chosen title or banner.
- A trophy case of event wins and records held, and earned achievements.
- A replay you pin.
- Live status, with buttons to watch or join.
- Favourite 2v2 and co-op partners with each pair's record, mutual friends and "member since".
- Linked social accounts, country, a short bio and a cosmetics showcase.
- Endorsements from other players: good teammate, good sport and helpful.
- Fun facts, such as dragons killed or pearls thrown.
You choose and order your profile's sections, so you can lead with stats or with cosmetics.
Head-to-head and rivals
Opening another player's profile shows your head-to-head first: your record against them, your last meeting, and a rematch or challenge button. On your own profile, this tab lists your rivals, the players you've faced most and your record against each.
Stats
Stats come in a basic and a detailed view, and you choose which opens first. The basic view includes recent form: your last 10 results and current streak. Stats include:
- averages per week, month and seed type, and win rate by seed and bastion type;
- what an average player at each rank does per split, and how many players are in each rank;
- sum of best, finer Nether splits, your end-fight death rate and session average;
- Elo history and percentile, and personal-best progress over time;
- how and where you die, by split, and target split times for a goal time;
- a split-by-split comparison with a top player's run on the same seed;
- tips matched to your rank, a quick look at your opponent's profile at match start, and estimated queue times.
Splitstone also plans a public API for third-party sites. There's no live player count.
Achievements
Achievements are earned badges with Splitstone's own icons and requirements, shown on your profile. Supporters can highlight more of them on their profile; it changes the display only.
What you can hide
- Match data is public: results, Elo, match history, leaderboards and replays.
- Everything else on your profile is shown by default, and you can hide each part.
- In settings you can hide your Elo during a match, hide your profile from your opponent, or hide theirs.
Sharing
- A streamer card you can add to your stream overlay, for example with live Elo and today's record.
- A recap card at the end of each season to share outside the game.
Deleting your account
Your past matches stay, so other players' histories and the leaderboards stay correct, and your name on them is shown faded. You can ask for your name to be removed from past matches.
Written from Splitstone's decided plans. Last updated .