Fortnight data for user Kill Alone#****

This could be a bug with fortnight it self or maybe delete the saved data and cache

I blame all the people who said "at least it's not Banshees" when it was announced a fortnight ago that we had to kill Phantoms.

[quote user="Skimpy1980"]

Looks like we'll have to pull out the sentinal banshee destrutor team for this party, Lew.

[/quote]You know it mate!!

[quote user="Habenero Pepper"]

I blame all the people who said "at least it's not Banshees" when it was announced a fortnight ago that we had to kill Phantoms.

[/quote]Haha! But still, 3 million is a little rough, but the Commendation pack is where its at, anyhoo.

[quote user="Oasis ll 87"]

Well I'm up for playing this then, people can add me if they like, the description Xenocide gave reminds me of an upcoming game by Epic Games called Fortnight, build a fort in the day and suvive waves of foes by night...... so yeah add me if you want to
play some minecraft.

[/quote]

As childish as the game looks, I really want to see more on Fortnight.

Hello,

Another possible way to see your Xbox profile data is at True Achievements. It includes various stats such as total value of your owned games, achievements unlocked, completion time, etc.

You can see your stats for the 2010s decade here:

https://www.trueachievements.com/decade

and your #Xbox20 Milestones here:

https://www.trueachievements.com/xbox20

All other stats (with helpful data charts, tabs and filters):

https://www.trueachievements.com/gamer/stats/games

Just keep in mind that True Achievements is a third party and not associated with Microsoft/Xbox, and the data there isn't necessarily always accurate. Any info may take a while to properly update and reflect on the site (when you unlock an achievement, for example), but it should be more or less in sync.

There's also the Xbox museum:

https://museum.xbox.com/en/map

and your personal one (with relaxing angelic music):

https://museum.xbox.com/en/share

There’s unfortunately currently no simple way to download the data or copy it externally, though. The only options are to share it to social media or print for a paper copy. Perhaps you can find a workaround to this as you can always screenshot anything that you’re interested in.

Certain games allow you to review your stats in-game as well. It’s generally up to the developers to enable this specific possibility. I know the Forza games have this feature (even for each individual car) and the telemetry stats in particular are really in-depth. Additionally, you can often review game stats in your Xbox profile:

View your time played for Xbox-enabled console and PC games | Xbox Support

So as a summary; your most ideal options are True Achievements, the Xbox Museum, and in your Xbox profile/in-game.

Hope this helps.