Battle Pass Tracker
Run it in week two, not the last week. Weeklies are counted per whole reset, not per day.
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The arithmetic
- XP needed
- tiers left x XP per tier
- XP available
- daily x days + weekly x WHOLE weeks
- Weekly resets left
- days left ÷ 7, ROUNDED DOWN
- Surplus
- available − needed
- Needed per day
- (needed − weeklies) ÷ days
- ⚠ Weeklies do not scale
- 10 days = ONE more reset
- ⚠ Later tiers often cost more
- average the tiers you have LEFT
- Not modelled
- events and double-XP weekends
This season
- Game and season
- Date checked
- Tier now
- Tiers total
- XP per tier
- Season ends
- Days left
- Daily XP
- Weekly XP
- WEEKS LEFT
- XP NEEDED
- XP AVAILABLE
- SURPLUS
Check in weekly - the trend matters more than one reading
| Date | Tier | Days left | Surplus | On track? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
If you are behind
- Weeklies checked first - the biggest recoverable block
- One missed reset costs more than several missed dailies
- XP per tier averaged over the tiers REMAINING, not the early cheap ones
- Events and limited challenges looked at before spending
- Days you will realistically play counted, not days in the season
- Re-checked after a week to see whether the plan is holding
- Buying tiers treated as the last lever, not the first
- Decided whether finishing is actually worth the hours
Weeklies are the block worth rescuing
One missed weekly reset is usually worth more than several missed dailies, and it is gone permanently once the week turns. If the surplus is negative, check the weeklies before anything else - it is the largest single lever and the one most people are quietly leaving on the table.
Run it early or do not bother
Knowing in week two that you are behind gives you the rest of the season to fix it. Knowing in the final week tells you what you already suspected and leaves only the option that costs money. The value of this calculation falls off a cliff as the deadline approaches.