In Bedrock Preview, we are updating the player Profile page. In the new Profile Screen, you can view achievement progress, compare stats, and manage friends, with more features coming later this year. Please try it out and let us know what you think!
Achievements View:
- See your friend’s achievement progress and some suggested next achievements you can work on together!
- Wondering what to do next? Check out your own suggested achievements
Friends View:
- It has never been easier to manage your friends in Minecraft. View your friends list and search for friends on the updated Add Friends screen
Followers View:
- Check out your followers with the handy “Followers” view and see if there’s anyone you would like to add as a friend
Stats View:
- Check out your Minecraft stats, including blocks broken, distance traveled, time played, and mobs defeated. The stats view combines play across all platforms
- Press “Compare stats” and select a friend to engage in a little friendly competition
Compare Stats View:
- Compare stats with others to see who’s broken more blocks, traveled more distance, defeated more mobs, and played longer
Getting to the new Profile Screen:
- In the new Play Screen UI you can access Profile from the Play menu
- Open the Friends Drawer and click on your friends to see their profiles, or click “Search for Players” from the Friends Drawer to find new profiles
- In the old UI, click “Add Friends” from the Friends tab and search for friends. Click on them to view their profiles
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Hello, I am really a fan of this new player profile! I will definitely make use of the achievement tracker and stats checker. One suggestion I have is reintroducing the skin viewer and the total Gamerscore counter that were in the older JSON UI. Here is why I think these two features should make a return:
- The skin viewer was an important resource for server moderators because it assisted them in finding players who used exploits to change their skin in an inappropriate way which could harm the fun and integrity of that server.
- The Gamerscore counter was a good way to tell the amount of activity on the persons account and verify it the Microsoft account is not being used solely for malicious purposes. (such as hacking)
Below, I have attached a concept image that I made of what the profile screen could look like if the skin viewer and Gamerscore counter were added back. I tried to follow the design language of OreUI and kept things like the nice background banner that was present in the original OreUI player profile. Of course if players are uncomfortable with others freely seeing their skin or Gamerscore number, I believe there should always be accessibility options allowing that person to turn these off and return to the style of the original Updated Player Profile. Here is a glimpse of it I think the new OreUI player profile should look like:
To learn more about this I recommend taking a look at MCPE-184075 on the Mojang Bug Tracker.
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