1.35: A Live Upgrade Target for Pro, Two Labelled Season Records, and My Games Shows Its Age
1.35 is about numbers saying what they are. On Pro, the upgrade target now moves with the market instead of sitting at last night's number. The season record comes as two labelled series instead of one blended rate, the track record shows every score range, and My Games tells you how old your snapshot is.
Pro: the upgrade target moves with the day
The upgrade target is what Live Series cards at the predicted OVR are going for. It used to come from the overnight scoring run, while the card's own buy-now price was read fresh. So an afternoon price was measured against a morning figure, and in an update week, when prices climb through the day, the Value Gap looked smaller than it really was.
- On Pro rows valued live, the target is now priced when you ask for it, from listings refreshed within the last two hours, using the same peer curve and rarity rules as the overnight run.
- Signed out, on the free view, on a card's detail page and on published boards, it's still the overnight figure.
- The row tells you which one you're reading. A live price carries no date. An overnight one shows the date it was scored.
The published track record still grades the overnight prices, not the live target.
The 2026 season record, as two labelled series
Only the most recent graded update was scored on the scale Radar serves today. Rolling the earlier updates into one hit rate would have averaged two different scales and called it one number. So the season record now shows both, side by side:
- What Radar actually served, as it was at the time.
- Earlier updates re-scored onto a comparable footing, with how far apart the two series are and which updates are left out and why.
Read the re-scored series with care. It covers only about 58% of graded cards and drops the low-signal tail, so it looks better than the season actually was. The served series is the stronger claim.
Every score range, even the empty ones
A score range with no graded cards used to vanish from the track record, so you couldn't tell an empty range from a missing one, and a gap in the middle broke the range labels. All ten ranges now always show. A range with nothing graded says so, with no cards and no rate.
My Games says how old it is
Your game history is a snapshot collected through the Chrome extension, and a months-old snapshot used to look exactly like one pulled this morning. My Games now shows when it last synced and how long ago that was. After a week, you're prompted to refresh it through the extension. Nothing new is collected: we already stored the date and just never showed it.
Live card lookups stay in the right season
A live refresh could file a 2026 card under 2025, and it stayed that way, dropping out of every list for the right season. The live lookup now takes its season from the same place it reads the card, so the two can't disagree, and a card saved with no season is refused rather than filed under 2025.