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About Crucible Recon

What is Crucible Recon? What stats do we focus on and how are we different?

What Crucible Recon is

Crucible Recon is a free-to-use Destiny 2 PvP analysis site that was built as a labor of love. It captures what I felt missing from other Destiny 2 crucible tools. It also does not aim to be a replacement for any of the current crucible tools but as a complementary one and does not aim to cover what those tools do well such as lifetime stats coverage, Trials deep dive analysis, item management, and loadout configurations. Basically, this site is everything I wanted Bungie to implement with the Crucible.

What I always wished the Crucible had:

What the site is not

This site is not affiliated with Bungie.

It is an independent analytics project that reads Destiny 2 stats data and tries to provide interesting insights into players' PvP play.

How to read the data

Most of the site is designed around a recent rolling sample, not lifetime stats. Personally, my focus around recent play was done out of personal experience where I have been playing Destiny PvP for a long time. My playstyle has changed a lot over the years, and same with my stats. I just wanted to focus on how I am doing vs other active players. There are plenty of other apps that capture lifetime play and they do it so much better than what I could create.

What we focus on here:

Crucible Recon Features

Crucible Recon turns Destiny 2 PvP data into action. Track goals and also compare yourself with your peers. Enter a Bungie name, and the app builds a snapshot of recent performance, playstyle, weapons, medals, and trends.

Guardian Lookup & Onboarding

Dashboard

Motivation View

Compare Players

Leaderboards

Achievements & Archetypes

Content & Knowledge Hub

UX and Localization

Thank you for visiting

Again, thank you so much for trying out Crucible Recon. Hate to be that guy, but please, if you liked what you saw here and would like to donate please go click on the support link (Support Us!)[https://www.cruciblerecon.com/#donate]. The money goes directly to the server operation, data, hosting and development of new features.