Collections and Programs Actually Work Now — And You Can Find Everything Else
Collections and Programs have been an empty frame for a while. They're filled in now — and while we were at it, we made the rest of the site something you can actually get around.
Collections and Programs, fully loaded
Open any Collection or Program and you get the real thing: every card in it, every requirement, and every reward. No more clicking through to a page that tells you nothing.
They also have readable addresses now, so a link you paste into a Discord actually says what it points at.
Card pages that go somewhere
Every card page now links out to where that card belongs — its rankings, the market segments it falls into, and the collections and programs it's part of.
If you've ever landed on a card and hit a dead end, that's the fix. One card is now a starting point instead of a stop.
Getting around
Three changes that sound small and aren't:
- A full site directory in the footer — every section, one click, from any page
- Breadcrumbs everywhere — see where you are and step back up without hunting for the back button
- A reorganised sidebar — the market, the card catalog, and your own dugout are separate things now, so it's grouped by what you're actually doing
Market Segments also made it into the navigation. It's been live since the last release, but you had to know the address to reach it. Our fault.
Every roster update, on its own page
Diamond Radar's track record already showed the hits and misses. Now each scored roster update gets its own page, so you can go update by update instead of scrolling one long list.
The track record page also explains itself properly now — what a call actually is, how one gets made, and why plenty of roster updates produce nothing worth scoring. That last part matters: a window with no calls isn't us going quiet, it's us not making things up.
Sync and freshness
The Chrome extension update is live in the Web Store. The big one: your order history now fills in its own gaps on a re-sync instead of leaving them behind. Syncs also stop tripping over each other when more than one runs at once.
And new cards and rating changes now reach the site as soon as we detect them, rather than waiting for the next scheduled refresh — so a freshly added card shows up in your filters right away.
Fixes
- Card pages keep showing the card when our data service hiccups, instead of briefly falling back to a blank page
- An unknown item address returns a proper "not found" page instead of an empty one
- Removed a navigation link that pointed at a page which no longer exists
Go poke around — start with Collections, or pull up any card and follow where it leads.