What's new

You can now report a kill, a comment, a message or a hunter's profile, and block a hunter, from wherever you are — no detour through settings. Open a kill from the feed to report it, press and hold a comment to report that, and use the menu on a conversation or a hunter's profile for the other two.

A block is quiet. The hunter you block doesn't get a notice; their posts and comments just stop showing up for you.

Day hunters get their own read now, not a night number stretched over daylight.

The Day Read leans on the one thing that holds up in the sun — today's temperature against its own week. How recently the ground was hunted reads beside the number, the same as it does at night. The moon sits out full daylight; it only speaks to movement in low light, so we don't pretend it knows something in broad day it can't.

It carries the same PRIME / STRONG / SOLID / GRIND words as the night read, just with DAY on the end, and it always wears the outline icon — the honest mark that a day read reaches further than a night one.

A tournament can now run on a blind board. The director picks it and can change it any time before the start; an open board is still the default. On a blind board every kill counts from the first one in, but only the director sees the standings while the tournament is live. Everyone else sees the kill tally — no ranks, no leader — so there is no watching the leader pull away kill by kill, and no sandbagging because you saw where you stood.

Directors still set their own rules: the window, solo or squads, how many can enter. The final is the reveal: when the tournament is finalized — by the director, or on its own twelve hours after it ends if the director never closes it — the board unseals for everyone at once.