Win more Desert Storm matches without running it from a Discord thread.

Most Desert Storm losses don't come from poor in-match play — they come from rostering the wrong nine players because the officer making the call didn't have the right data in front of them. Power level matters, but so do preferred role (frontline, support, harasser), recent attendance, hero readiness, and whether the player was on a holiday absence the week before.

Last Command shows that context on the match page. The Balanced Roster Assistant previews up to 20 starters and 10 reserves, prioritising approved volunteers before availability, activity, power, attendance and saved role preferences. It suggests a strategic role only when a player has not already set one.

The proposal never applies itself. Officers see the names, role suggestions and any genuine gaps first, then decide whether to use it.

The full match-page walkthrough is in Desert Storm planning.

The map view shows every Desert Storm building with its slot count, and lets an officer drag any rostered player into any building. Assignments are coloured by member role, so balancing frontline vs support is a glance instead of a spreadsheet of names. Members see their assigned buildings on their own match page, with a note for any officer comments, and get a 60-minute reminder before kick-off via the channels they've enabled.

On Pro, the building planner exports as a shareable image so you can paste it into Discord for members who only check chat.

Strategy Assign can also build a practical opening from unplaced starters without overwriting officer choices. It recommends four mobile jumpers, sets the Nuclear Silo as a later target, and pairs strong and weaker players across hospitals and refineries so power is not concentrated into one side of the map.

Sign-ups, no-shows, and post-match performance all attach to the member profile. After the match, an officer records the result; on Pro the AI screenshot scanner pulls the in-game post-match screen and pre-fills the attendance and per-player score values for review.

Substitutes who never get activated don't count for or against attendance. Subs who step in mid-match do — they're scored exactly like a starter from the moment they swapped in. The result feeds the alliance leaderboard and Officer Pulse's DS-attendance signal, with members marked “eligible” only when assigned, so a player the officer never rostered isn't penalised for sitting out.

Every active alliance has weeks where life happens. Real jobs, holidays, server events that suck up officer attention. The auto-created Friday match is sitting there, no one signed up, and Friday comes and goes. Last Command handles that cleanly: from the match page, an officer hits Mark as not played. The match stays in history with a muted “Not played” badge but is excluded from attendance stats and Pulse's DS signal — members aren't penalised for an officer-side miss.

Use Mark as not played for genuine no-shows. Use Cancel match only when teams were assigned and the match was deliberately called off (in-game cancellation, server outage, scheduling conflict). The two states tell different stories in your history.

On Pro, the Desert Storm leaderboard sorts by every axis that matters when you're making a tier-up or demotion call: win rate, average score, total score, and attendance. Filtered by season, by team A or B, or across the full history. On Free, the leaderboard sorts by attendance only — still useful, just narrower.

Pair the leaderboard with Officer Pulse, the Power Tracker, and the donations and Alliance Duel rankings to back up promotion decisions with numbers instead of memory.

Sixty minutes before each match's scheduled start, Last Command fires personal reminders to every assigned starter and substitute via whichever channels they've enabled (push and in-app are on by default; email and Discord are off by default and toggle per category). Discord delivery posts to the alliance webhook on Pro, in the alliance channel of your choice, with @-mentions for any member who's linked their Discord ID.

Read the channel and timing details in Notifications and Discord integration.