Goblin Charts Plus

Everything in Plus

• Upload Combat.log files and have them analyzed
• Merge logs from multiple perspectives to eliminate the Reoky Effect Reoky Effect riˈoʊki ɪˈfɛkt · noun A statistical phenomenon where data outcomes are skewed or distorted because the information was collected, processed, and analyzed from a single perspective.
• Generate a summary of events with key statistics clearly visualized
• Access to advanced filtering options to explore the data and find key insights
• Per-hit attribution showing which buffs and debuffs influenced every hit
• Automatic death detection with a live kill feed
• Access to the "Feedback" button where you can report any issues or request new features
• Adds "Plus" to the title

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🧩 Extra Credit

Extra Credit is an optional ArcheRage addon you can download and install. While you play, it produces an extra_credit.log file right next to your combat.log. Upload both files to an event and Goblin Charts can credit things the game's combat log leaves out — otherwise un-trackable effects such as Charm, Battle Hymn, Sunder Earth, and Sonic Wave, plus who applied every buff and debuff, and player deaths.

Everything works without it — Extra Credit only ever adds detail to an event. The more players in a fight who run it, the more complete the picture.

Install

1. Unzip into your game's addon folder, so you end up with Documents\ArcheRage\Addon\xtracred\.
2. Enable xtracred for your character on the addon list at character select.
3. In game you'll see "Extra Credit recording" in system chat. That's it — there's nothing to configure and no UI.

extra_credit.log is overwritten each time the game launches, so it never grows forever. If you want to keep a session for upload, grab the file (or upload it) before relaunching the game.

What it records

The addon listens passively to the same combat events your client already renders — it changes nothing about gameplay. It writes three kinds of plain-text lines: buff/debuff applications (with who applied them), removals, and deaths. The file is human-readable, and the addon itself is a short script you can read before enabling it.