# GBG Overview

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This module can be activated in [Settings](/english/module/settings.md#pop-ups-tab)
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This module provides a clear summary of your guild’s performance in Guild Battlegrounds (GBG), showing how many actions each member has contributed, separated by fights and negotiations, including attrition and snapshot logging.

## Menu Overview

![Menu Overview](/files/LTpIUPRI7QLrhvEPPFSC)

The module interface contains:

* **Title Bar** with [Configuration](#configuration) menu
* **Date Range Selector**: Allows filtering by GBG round (e.g. 17-Jul-25 to 28-Jul-25).
* **⬆**: Progress filter button filters the list to display only players that had activity since last snapshot.
* [**Snapshot Log**](#snapshot-log): Opens the historical log of GBG snapshots for comparison.
* **Table Columns**:
  * **Guild Member**: Displays ranked list with player avatars and names.
  * **Negotiations**: Count of negotiations done during the selected period.
  * **Fights**: Count of battles fought.
  * **Total**: Sum of negotiations and fights.
  * **Attrition**: Displays the current attrition level for the player.
  * **Chevron Button (›)**: Expands player detail view for deeper insights.

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Green highlighted rows indicate increases in activity since last snapshot
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## Configuration

![Configuration](/files/iG7WW4rBsZ2EFqz8M2yS)

The Configuration interface is structured top-to-bottom as follows:

* **Show GBG round selector**: Displays GBG round selector in [Menu Overview](#menu-overview)
* **Show progress filter**: Displays **⬆** button in [Menu Overview](#menu-overview)
* **Show snapshot log button**: Displays snapshot log button in [Menu Overview](#menu-overview)
* **Save**: button for saving checkbox configurations
* **Export**: Allowing you to export data to `CSV` or `JSON` for archiving

## Snapshot Log

The **Snapshot Log** provides a historical record of GBG activity at specific timestamps.

![Snapshot Log](/files/7cn4vdyU0cHy3o4iGain)

The module interface contains:

* **Date & Time**: Displays exact moment of data capture.
* **Guild Member**: Player name.
* **Negotiations**, **Fights**, and **Total**: Actions performed by the player at that timestamp.
* **Sorting**: Columns are sortable to analyze who contributed most at each snapshot.

Snapshots are taken automatically each time in-game gbg ranking was opened and represent how many GBG actions were recorded up to that moment. This allows tracking changes over time, such as progress made between two points.

## Usage

1. Open the GBG Overview during an active or past GBG round.
2. Use the **GBG Round dropdown** to select the desired date range.
3. View member contributions in real time or via the **Snapshot Log**.
4. Click the **chevron (›)** next to a player to expand their contribution details.
5. Data automatically updates at each snapshot.

## Use Cases

* Compare activity levels across the guild
* Identify top contributors
* Encourage less active members
* Plan rewards or guild rankings based on participation

## FAQ

* **What does the snapshot log do?**\
  It allows you to track changes over time by comparing past contributions with current data.
* **Does it include non-guild members?**\
  No, the overview includes only your current guild members.
* **What does attrition indicate?**\
  It shows how much attrition the player has accumulated in GBG during the selected period.
* **Can I sort the columns?**\
  Yes, simply click on the column headers to sort by fights, negotiations, or total.
* **What does the arrow next to a player do?**\
  It opens filtered snapshot log to show a more detailed breakdown of that player's GBG activity.


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