HATED CRATE TRACKER 2.0

The Definitive War Supply Crate Domination Suite

"When you need to be Rdy, be Hated."
Developed by Rdy — Guild Leader of Hated Gaming

🏴‍☠️ About the Addon

Formerly known as Rdys Crate Tracker, the reimagined Hated Crate Tracker 2.0 is the definitive tool for War Supply Crate domination. Rebuilt from the ground up for 2.0 with an authentic Blizzard-style interface and self-learning drop prediction that continuously improves the more your community uses it — zero manual coordinate entry required.

By logging server IDs, drop timers, and location data, Hated Crate Tracker removes the guesswork from open-world hunting. While highly effective for solo farming, it is optimized for Raid environments to ensure maximum zone control.

🎯 Key Features Dashboard

🎛️ Slash Commands

📊 Pro-Tips & Advanced HGLog Mastery

➕ Manual Timer Sync & Proactive Suggestions

Notice a + sign next to timers in the log? If you are solo or the Raid Leader, clicking it imports those timers straight into your main tracker window.

The tracker proactively suggests recent HGLog drops for your current zone/shard if you're the leader and don't already have one tracked — simply click Add. (Note: Timers exceeding your "missed crate" threshold are hidden; larger missed threshold limits are coming soon!)

🔄 Low-Effort Auto-Sharing HGLog Protocol

• Joining a Raid: Your hglog timers automatically share with everyone in the group (throttled to avoid chat/addon spam).
• Leaving a Raid: The addon automatically hands off your collected timers to your Guild.

🗺️ The "Spread & Map" Raid Strategy

At the start of a farming session, spread raid members across different target zones. Open HGLog to immediately identify which shard each zone is running on, then manually add the active timers straight to your primary tracker window.

⏱️ Timer Types & Shard Divergence

• RCT: Calculated using the standard, highly optimized Hated drop interval (~18 min average).
• OBS-HIST (Observed History): Dynamically generated from multiple historical drops recorded by real users.

Drop intervals can drift by 5–10 seconds on certain shards. If a timer has missed multiple cycles but displays OBS-HIST, it is backed by empirical data and remains exceptionally reliable. Others may drift and be +/- 60-120 over 100's of missed timers.

🧭 Built In - Dev Plugins