Every callsign gets a page
The game has been quietly counting your kills, ships, medals and streaks for a long time. Now there's a page that shows it off — your own callsign, one link, ready to paste in chat after a good night.
What's on the card
Every pilot gets a page under their callsign. It lays out the full record: the medal case — every ribbon, with a progress bar ticking toward the ones you haven't earned yet — stat tiles for K/D/W, your best round and your longest streak, your rank on each leaderboard, your favourite mount (the aircraft you've scored the most kills in), and a kill heatmap painted over the island, so you can see at a glance whether you're a furball-over-the-ring pilot or someone who lurks the coast. Click any name on the Hall of Fame and you land on theirs.
Yours to share
The page lives at your callsign, so it's easy to hand out — drop the link in chat after a good night and anyone can pull it up and see the ribbons in your case, the mount you fly best, and the corner of the map you own. Nothing private about your account is on it: it's the same stats the scoreboard and the Hall of Fame already show, gathered in one place that reads like a trophy shelf.
It's the payoff for a lot of hours in the air: the paint you earned, the ace marker you fly under, the ribbons in your case — now there's a single page that gathers all of it, and it feels like yours. Weekly seasons are next; when they land, this page grows a shelf for the weeks you topped a board.