What changed on this site, release by release.
EXBO approved the site's API application, so the auction pages now show the actual market instead of the demo fixture. Price history is real sales, and the chart says so — anything not coming from the live API is still labelled, so a number you see is either the market or plainly marked as not.
You can also sign in with your EXBO account now, which is what saving and upvoting builds has been waiting on.
Every item in the game, in one place you can actually search: 2 311 weapons, armor, artefacts, attachments and consumables across 14 categories, with full stats, upgrade levels and what fits what.
The whole catalogue is built from EXBO's own item database, so it refreshes on patch day rather than whenever somebody gets round to editing a wiki page.
The front page used to be a grid of categories and a sentence. It now leads with how busy the game is — concurrent players on Steam over the last seven days, hover any hour for the exact figure — and follows it with the next emission and the builds people are publishing.
The categories moved to a column on the right, each with its own mark and colour, alongside what is new on the site.
Each item gets its own page: the full stat block, every upgrade level side by side, and the deltas between them, so you can see what a level actually buys you before you spend on it.
Weapons list the attachments and modules they take, armor lists what it protects against, and artefacts show what they give you and what they cost.
Every recipe, with the full tree behind it: what a thing is made from, what *those* are made from, and the profession and workbench each step needs.
Where a piece of kit sits in its progression, as a diagram you can pan and zoom rather than a table you have to hold in your head. Covers weapons, armor, attachments, backpacks and containers.
Subscribe on the emissions page and your browser tells you when one starts and when it is safe to go outside again — on desktop and on a phone, per region.
Live emission timings need production API access from EXBO, which is still pending; the alert plumbing is in place and starts firing the day it lands.
Put a loadout together and see the totals as you go — armor, resistances, carry weight, the lot. Builds save in your browser without an account, and you can publish one to share it or vote on someone else's.
Hit / or Ctrl+K on any page and type: items rank above categories, the names are tinted by rarity, and Enter takes you straight there.
Every user-visible change to this site, release by release, at /changelog — with the latest one on the front page so you do not have to go looking.
Every item name, description and stat is served in all five languages the game ships — English, Russian, German, Spanish and Portuguese — switched from the top bar, remembered between visits.
A live count of players in game, and a seven-day chart behind it, so you can see whether you are logging in at peak or at four in the morning. Times are shown in your own timezone.
Numbers are Steam's, by way of SteamCharts; they count the whole game rather than any one region.
Comparing two rifles used to mean four clicks. Search from a tab — Attachments, Craft, Auction, any of them — and the item you pick opens on the same tab instead of on its overview, so you can walk through a dozen items looking at the one thing you came for.
If the item you pick has no such tab, it opens on its overview as before.
