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A level badge (level bands, prestige emblems, the Legend crown) and an XP bar for the account menu, player profiles and the game stats modal. On the end-of-game screen, the game's XP is revealed a source at a time: a caption per source rolls in over a segmented bar that climbs, pausing with an animation at each level reached, while each source's card lands below. Multipliers then wipe across the cards in the bonus's colours, a subscription tier's own (Sovereign, Warlord, Vanguard), and a milestone or Legend gets its own card. Tapping skips to the end. The modal's buttons get the store's texture and a hover. Every API state is handled (signed out, calculating, ineligible, result), and nothing shows while the API reports progression is off. Resolves #5725 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Parse a malformed /users/@me progress object as absent instead of failing the whole profile (which made the player look signed out). - Decide "signed out" for the XP panel from auth state: a /users/@me failure with a live session now hides the panel rather than telling a signed-in player to sign in. The rule lives in ProgressionAccount and is shared by WinModal and GameStatsModal, so both accept a CrazyGames session. - Show a player who was already a Legend with the Legend frame for the whole reveal. - Remove each poll wait's abort listener when its timer fires. - Load the profile's level independently of the profile itself, still dropping a response for a superseded load. - Add a keyboard-reachable skip button for the reveal, and give the XP progress bars an accessible name and value text. - Translate the prestige tab's "P{prestige}" label. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…, abortable XP fetch - Explain games recorded ineligible as "unverified" (stats the votes did not agree on) instead of the generic line. - Only play the XP reveal while the win modal is on screen: a result that lands after it is dismissed shows in its final state, and dismissing it mid-reveal jumps to the end. A panel removed mid-reveal also ends it, so it never comes back half-revealed and aria-busy. - Pass pollGameXp's abort signal into the request itself (combined with its timeout via AbortSignal.any), so aborting cancels a request in flight. - Default the breakdown's per-source fields and leftEarly, so XP rows scored under the first XP rules (no `played`/`leftEarly`) still parse. - Read your own profile's level from the public endpoint, not the /users/@me copy cached at page load. - Put the level in the nav account button's accessible name, which its aria-label otherwise hid from screen readers. - Drop xpBar's unused animate/durationMs options and fix the milestone comment that mentioned a share button. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The API now pays +100 XP for the first eligible public game each UTC day,
win or lose, instead of +200 for the first win, and reports it as
`firstGame` in the XP breakdown. Rename the schema field, the line key and
its label ("First game of the day"). Feats stay in the breakdown but are
always 0 for now; zero lines are already left off the cards.
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The subscription tiers' XP multipliers move from 1.2x / 1.3x / 1.5x to
1.25x / 1.5x / 2x, so the client now recognises Vanguard at 1250,
Warlord at 1500 and Sovereign at 2000 permille. The bonus line's percent
is still derived from the multiplier ("+100% XP (Sovereign bonus)"), and
any other value, the old ones included, shows as a plain subscriber bonus.
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Most players die before the game ends, and until now the end screen only said "XP is awarded when the game ends". The client now works out a provisional figure the moment the local player dies, with a copy of the API's computeXp, and swaps in the server's authoritative figure once the game ends. Nothing is sent anywhere: the server stays the only authority. - ProvisionalXp.ts: a faithful port of computeXp (integer math, permille multipliers, rounding) and ffaOutlasted. Pinned by the API-generated reference cases in tests/testdata/progression/xp-reference-cases.json. - A read-only worker query (human_stats -> HumanStatsSnapshot) returns the humans' stats as the end-of-game record carries them, plus who is disconnected and since when, so the client reads the same killedAt, attacks/builds/conquests and FFA deaths the server will. - ProvisionalXpAtDeath.ts derives the XpContext at death (no win, no feats, no leave; FFA placement from opponents out before the player; daily state and subscriber multiplier from /users/@me), projects the level bar, and reconciles the server's figure: team win / feats / unverified / daily cap explained, anything else logged as possible formula drift. - ApiSchemas: optional `formula`, `xp` (XpRules) and `prestige` on the progression config; optional `daily` and `subscriberPermille` on progress. The client only shows a provisional figure for formula 1. - GameXpPanel/WinModal: the provisional reveal stops short of any level it would cross (levels shown as pending); on a match the result is marked confirmed and only the level-up celebration plays; on a mismatch the server's numbers show with a line saying why. No formula or rules, or stats that never show the death: the old "awarded when the game ends". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A game snapshotted after every tick plays out tick for tick like one that never was, with identical stats at the end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Follows the API's v3 rules: the first public game of the day (ranked included, won or lost, unscaled, not when left early) pays in place of the first win, and feats pay 0. - ProvisionalXp.ts: the first-game rule as the API's computeXp has it; firstWinClaimed -> firstGameClaimed, firstWin -> firstGame. Feat math kept. - ApiSchemas: xp.firstWinOfDay -> firstGameOfDay; progress.daily .firstWinClaimed -> firstGameClaimed (an old-shape block reads as absent). - The first game is known at death (/users/@me's daily state and the game type), so it is part of the provisional figure. "Feats are added when the game ends" only shows while the rules pay for feats. - The provisional figure now gets the full reveal: level-ups, milestone cards and the Legend moment, still labelled provisional. When the server answers: a match is a quiet "XP confirmed" with nothing replayed; a higher figure (a team win) climbs on and celebrates only the levels past those already celebrated; a lower one shows the server's numbers with nothing replayed and, if it ends below a celebrated level, "Adjusted to level N". - reconcileXp: a first-game difference is put down to the day's allowances (daily_cap), not drift; team_win is the win line alone. - Reference cases regenerated from the API (263; feat cases also run with their own rules, featXp 50). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe change adds a client-side provisional XP calculation based on human-stat snapshots. The win modal displays provisional XP when a player is out, then presents and reconciles the server result when the game ends. ChangesProvisional XP flow
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WinModal
participant WorkerClient
participant Worker
participant GameRunner
participant ProvisionalXpAtDeath
participant GameXpPanel
participant ProgressionAPI
WinModal->>WorkerClient: request humanStats
WorkerClient->>Worker: send human_stats
Worker->>GameRunner: call humanStats
GameRunner-->>Worker: return human stats snapshot
Worker-->>WorkerClient: send human_stats_result
WorkerClient-->>WinModal: resolve snapshot
WinModal->>ProvisionalXpAtDeath: build provisional XP
ProvisionalXpAtDeath-->>WinModal: return provisional result
WinModal->>GameXpPanel: display provisional XP
WinModal->>ProgressionAPI: poll for game XP at game end
ProgressionAPI-->>WinModal: return server result
WinModal->>GameXpPanel: display confirmed or reconciled XP
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On a phone the bar under the XP reveal is under 200px wide, so the centred "+1,150 XP" counter ran straight into the truncated "444 / 2,41…" at its right end. Below a 16rem bar (a container query on the bar's column) the two now stack, centred, at a fixed height so nothing moves during the reveal. Wider bars keep today's layout. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The stats modal's compact reveal panel becomes a static card between the game summary and the tabs: the total, the level change (with a Milestone chip and glow at 10/25/50/75/100) or the level and progress, each source at its base value in three columns (one on a phone), and each multiplier as its own line with the XP it added. The XP endpoint only returns the caller's own record, so any 200 is shown, including why a game didn't earn XP and the coming before_progression reason. A 404 shows "Calculating XP…" and polls only for the player's own game (account history or own profile) that ended in the last 10 minutes; otherwise it shows nothing, as before. The API rounds once over subtotal x game x subscriber, so a multiplier's amount is total - subtotal only when it is the only one; with both, the lines show no amount rather than a guessed split. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keeps both new progression keys (xp_before_levels, xp_confirmed) in sorted order, and drops the provisional reveal's check for the panel's compact mode, which the base removed when the past-game card replaced it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Main moved src/core into packages/ (#5805). Resolves the two import conflicts (PlayerProfileModal, NavAccountMenu) by keeping this branch's extra types on the new @openfront/shared/ApiSchemas path, and points the levels code and tests this branch added at the new packages: ApiSchemas -> @openfront/shared, EventBus -> @openfront/engine-lib, GameUpdates -> @openfront/engine-api. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Brings in main's move of src/core into packages/ (#5805) via player-levels-ui. - HumanStats: the snapshot type, HumanStatsSnapshot, moves to engine-api's game/GameTypes next to PlayerProfile/PlayerBorderTiles, so the worker protocol (engine-api) and WorkerClient (client) can name it without importing the engine. humanStatsSnapshot() stays in the engine as packages/engine/src/game/HumanStats.ts. - GameRunner, WorkerClient, WinModal: keeps this branch's additions (humanStats(), the human_stats worker message, Progress and invalidateUserMe) on main's new imports. - Points the provisional-XP code and tests at the new packages. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Suppress provisional XP when progress inputs are unavailable. · ProvisionalXpAtDeath.ts:189-190
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSuppress provisional XP when progress inputs are unavailable.
ProgressSchemaaccepts progress withoutdailyorsubscriberPermille.provisionalXpContextthen suppliesNO_DAILY_XPand1000, sobuildProvisionalXpcan display a figure based on assumed values. The schema tests cover tolerant parsing, but they do not define omitted values as valid provisional-XP inputs. Return the existingnullfallback before callingprovisionalXpContext.Suggested fix
const rules = provisionalXpRules(input.progression); if (rules === null || !apiScoresGame(input.progression, input.config)) { return null; } + if ( + input.progress.daily === undefined || + input.progress.subscriberPermille === undefined + ) { + return null; + } const derived = provisionalXpContext(input);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- WorkerClient.humanStats rejects after 5 s and drops its handler, as playerInteraction does; the worker has no error reply for it, so a failure there surfaces as the timeout. - buildProvisionalXp returns null when /users/@me's progress lacks the day's allowances or the subscriber boost: the API always sends both, and reading their absence as a fresh day at 1x could overstate the figure. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The provisional figure at death asked for a fresh /users/@me by dropping the page's cached copy. A failed ask then cached `false` for the session, so the XP section went quiet and the game-end figure never showed. It now asks past the cache (fetchUserMeUncached), falling back to the page's progress, and the game-end path reads the cached copy as before. A provisional figure that arrived while the panel was off screen, or whose reveal was cut short by closing the modal, never played; the server's figure then skipped the levels and milestones it assumed were seen. The panel now remembers which provisional figure revealed on screen, and only then confirms quietly or celebrates just the extra levels; otherwise the server's figure plays in full. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Confirming CodeRabbit's finding above — it is real, and it is a consequence of the fix for the off-screen high rather than something pre-existing.
if (reconciled.outcome.matched) {
// Confirmed as shown. A reveal still playing carries on.
return; // <- correctly preserves an active reveal
}
if (s.data.breakdown.total > shown.breakdown.total) {
this.startReveal(s.data, {
kind: "celebrate",
from: samePrestige ? endPosition(shown) : 0,
celebrated: samePrestige ? shown.after.level : 0,
...
}); // <- no check on this.reveal !== null
}The matched branch explicitly handles the still-playing case. The higher-result branch doesn't: it calls Failure scenario: a team win reconciles higher while the provisional reveal is mid-animation at, say, level 13 of a 12→15 climb. The reveal is torn down, restarted from the end of the provisional, and every level up to 15 is marked already-celebrated — so the player never sees 14 or 15 land, despite the animation never having reached them. Narrow (it needs a higher reconciliation to land inside the animation window, which is the team-win case), hence minor rather than more. Both of CodeRabbit's suggestions work. The one that fits the existing shape best is probably to track completion separately from start — For the record, the two highs from the previous round both look properly fixed to me:
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…l got to A server figure above the provisional one that arrives while the provisional reveal is still playing now picks up from that reveal's bar, counter and level, so levels it hadn't reached yet still get their moment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Resolves #5758
Stacked on #5726 (levels and the end-of-game XP reveal). The base is that PR's branch, so this diff shows only this change. GitHub moves the base to
mainonce #5726 merges. The API side is openfrontio/infra#896.Description:
Most players die before a game ends, so today they see "XP is awarded when the game ends" and never see the reveal. With this change, the moment a player is out the client works out their XP provisionally and plays the full reveal: source cards, bar, level-ups, milestone cards and Legend. When the game ends it reconciles with the server's figure. The server stays the only authority: the client never sends its figure anywhere, and XP is still scored once, at ingest.
The provisional figure
The formula.
src/client/ProvisionalXp.tsis a line-for-line copy of infra'scomputeXp./public/progression/config(xp), and nothing is hard-coded.formulais 1, the revision it implements. Otherwise it falls back to the old "awarded when the game ends".tests/testdata/progression/xp-reference-cases.json). These are generated by the realcomputeXpand cover every eligibility reason, game kind, lobby size, the first game of the day, team wins, leavers and multipliers.Inputs at death (
src/client/ProvisionalXpAtDeath.ts) come from a read-only snapshot of the simulation's own stats. They are the same per-player stats the archived record carries, and infra scores from them:/users/@me(progress.daily,progress.subscriberPermille).progress.daily.daysays which UTC day those counts are for, so a death after midnight UTC starts the new day from none used, as the API scores it;For an FFA death the provisional figure is therefore exact. In team and Humans-vs-Nations games, the team's win isn't known yet, so it shows as pending.
When it doesn't show: if any input can't be read (no formula 1, no rules, a worker that doesn't answer, stats that never show the death), the player sees the old "awarded when the game ends".
Singleplayer: a singleplayer game never carries the end-of-game stats vote. The API scores it anyway (0.25×, at most 5 a day) and says so with
scoresSingleplayer: trueon the config (the API-side change is in the infra repo), and then the figure shows at the singleplayer rate. An API that sends neitherscoresSingleplayernorrequireStatsAgreed: falsepredates singleplayer scoring, so no figure is shown rather than one the server would take away. Multiplayer games still need the vote in production (requireStatsAgreed).On screen
The simulation
src/core/game/HumanStats.tsadds one read-only query,humanStats(), reached through a new worker message. It returns:It writes no state, uses no randomness and adds nothing to the turn stream.
Game.tsandPlayerImpl.tsare untouched. The worker answers it between batches of ticks, so it always sees a whole tick.Performance and determinism
Tick speed. The full-game benchmark (
npm run perf:game) was run three times on each branch: world map, 400 bots, 3,000 ticks.There is no measurable change, which is expected: nothing is added to the tick loop.
The snapshot, taken once at the player's death: 0.03 ms with 10 humans, 0.16 ms with 50, and 0.37 ms with 125.
Determinism:
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Dying with a milestone. A 9-minute FFA, the first public game of the day: +366 XP, from level 9 to 11 through the level 10 milestone. At death the full reveal plays under the provisional label. When the game ends it is quietly confirmed.
provisional-milestone.webm
At death, with the milestone card:
Confirmed when the game ends:
The game behind is a real local solo game. The XP is sample data fed to the end screen, because the local dev API doesn't serve the new fields yet. Every state is covered by tests.
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humanStats, including the determinism test;UpdateRegistertests, which shell out toupdate.shand fail the same way on Windows without this change.tsc, oxlint, eslint and prettier are clean.Please complete the following:
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