Your profile

The top of the profile carries your identity and stats. Get the in-game name exactly right — screenshot scans and rankings match you by it, so a mismatch means your scores land on the wrong row (or a placeholder). Alongside it you record power level, HQ level, strongest squad power and lifetime kills; officers use these to balance rosters and spot growth, so update them after big jumps. When a season is running, a season-resistance field appears too.

Two more fields feed roster building directly. Your squad type (Tank, Aircraft, or Missile) helps officers slot you into the right lane and Ghost Ops team — the same data that powers the Hero roster. Your preferred DS role (Frontline, Support, Harasser, or Solo) tells officers what you'd rather play when they build match rosters.

The weekly availability grid is a seven-day toggle — tap a day to mark yourself available. It lets officers see at a glance who can turn out for Desert Storm, which typically runs on a Friday. Each tap saves immediately.

Set your time zone so attendance is judged fairly. Officers' opportunity-adjusted attendance works out the local time of each alliance event for you personally — a match at 2am your time isn't counted against you the way one in your evening would be. You can pick from the full list or accept the browser-detected zone with one click; the picker shows the current local time there so you know you've chosen the right one.

Connect your Discord so officers can @-mention you and reminders can reach you there. Once linked, you'll be tagged in announcements and in the personal reminders you enable below. If your alliance has the Discord app configured you connect with one click; otherwise a manual fallback is shown. If the same Discord account is already linked to another member in your alliance, the connect flow flags it so an officer can sort it out.

This section splits into two parts. Email notifications let you pick which alliance emails you receive — rank changes, treaty requests for officers, a weekly Monday digest, and billing alerts for leaders. A master switch turns the whole email set off in one go, and on again to restore the sensible defaults. Toggling here never affects your Discord or in-app notifications.

Personal reminders are the ones that stop you missing something. Three categories are available, each with its own per-channel controls (push, in-app, email, Discord):

• Your Desert Storm starts in 1h — fires when you're on a match roster.
• Your train slot starts in 30 min — a nudge the moment your slot is up.
• Your shield expires in 2h — two hours to re-up before a buster day.

Each reminder has its own on/off master, so you can silence one entirely without hunting through four channel checkboxes. By default reminders go to push and in-app; email and Discord stay off until you switch them on. Fuller detail lives in the Notifications guide.

The push toggle enables browser push notifications for the device you're on right now — used sparingly for time-sensitive moments like a Desert Storm signup being approved, a match starting soon, a rally being called, or a trial ending. Because push is per-device, turn it on wherever you actually want to be pinged.

Once your profile is set up, see My history for the personal trends the platform tracks against these details.