FACEIT elo overlay
Your level, elo and country ranking on stream, updating while you play. Put in your FACEIT nickname and paste the URL into OBS as a browser source.
Sign in with Steam and this fills itself in — FACEIT knows which account is yours from the Steam account you connected to it.
What it looks like
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#1,842Made-up numbers on a real map. The motion is VIP on a stream and free to watch here, and the three switches are separate — run two at once if you want. Put your nickname in above and this becomes yours, with every part switchable.
Worth knowing
- The elo change is counted, not fetched.
- FACEIT’s match history carries no rating, so neither a session nor a daily total can be read from it. The overlay remembers the elo it first saw and counts from there, in your own browser — nothing about you is stored on our side. There are two of them: this session resets after ten idle hours, and today resets at midnight. Clearing your browser data resets both.
- There is no global FACEIT ranking.
- FACEIT ranks players within a region — EU, NA, SA and so on — and within a country inside that region. So the overlay shows those two and not a worldwide position, because that number does not exist to show.
- The statistics are recent, not lifetime.
- ADR, K/D, K/R, headshot percentage and win rate are averaged over your last 5, 10 or 20 matches, whichever you pick. A career average barely moves during a stream, which makes it a number nobody watches; the last ten matches change while you play.
- It refreshes every 30 seconds.
- Often enough that a win shows up before the next match starts, rarely enough that a long stream is a few hundred requests rather than a few hundred thousand. Answers are cached on our side, so ten scenes pointing at the same nickname still only ask FACEIT once.