Dungeon Queue Statistics
Every Mythic+ player knows the feeling: you open the Group Finder, fire off a dozen applications, and then stare at the screen wondering whether anyone will ever invite you. Was today worse than yesterday? Is your invite rate actually dropping, or does it just feel that way? Dungeon Queue Statistics answers those questions with cold, hard numbers, turning your dungeon search into a dataset you can actually learn from.
What Dungeon Queue Statistics Actually Tracks
This addon is a personal analytics tool for the Group Finder. Instead of relying on memory and gut feeling, it quietly records what happens during your search for dungeon groups and presents it in clean, readable charts. The core metrics include:
- Time to invite: measured from the moment you start searching until your first invite, shown as current, today, average, minimum, and maximum values.
- Declines before the first invite and your overall invite rate, displayed as donut charts splitting invites, declines, and other outcomes.
- Group Finder time, including phases where no queue is active, so idle browsing still counts.
- Everything per day, per keystone level, and per dungeon, plus a history of your last 60 searches.
On top of that, push keys and normal keys are separated. Any key at or above your Resi level plus one is treated as a push key, and you can filter the statistics by All, Normal, or Push. A seven-day bar chart shows your average time to invite, while a weekly progress view breaks down each reset: highest push key, applications, declines, invites, average wait, and total finder time.
Built for Every Version of Azeroth
Whether you are grinding Mythic+ on Retail or revisiting older content, Dungeon Queue Statistics for World of Warcraft fits into your setup. The addon supports Retail, Classic, TBC, WotLK, Cataclysm, and MoP, so your statistics travel with you across the versions you play. If you split your time between a Classic realm and a Retail main, you do not need a different tool for each.
Smart Tracking That Stays Out of Your Way
The addon opens automatically alongside the Premade Groups dungeon search, though you can disable that behavior if you prefer a manual approach. Nothing is tracked while you are inside a group, whether as leader or member, and nothing is tracked while you have your own listing up. There is also a configurable idle timer, set to ten minutes by default, and a weekly pause button that stops tracking while you farm low keys, ending automatically after two hours. Your statistics survive game restarts and can be reset selectively: everything, today only, by level, or by dungeon.
If you would rather skip the manual file juggling entirely, the foxygame.net launcher installs Dungeon Queue Statistics in a single click and keeps it updated automatically, which is a genuine convenience when a new patch lands and you just want to get back into keys.
Interface, Commands, and Localization
The window is resizable and scalable, with a minimap button and an addon compartment entry for quick access. English and German localizations are included. The command line is surprisingly deep for a statistics addon:
- /dqs toggles the main window.
- /dqs key <level|auto> and /dqs push <level|auto> set your target and push key levels.
- /dqs pause [minutes|off] controls the tracking pause.
- /dqs kind <all|normal|push> switches the statistics filter.
- /dqs idle <minutes>, /dqs auto, /dqs mplus, /dqs tab <name>, and /dqs status handle finer configuration.
- /dqs reset [all|today|levels|dungeons], /dqs minimap, /dqs scale <n>, and /dqs debug round out the toolkit.
How to Install and What to Keep in Mind
Learning how to install the addon is straightforward: place the folder in your World of Warcraft Interface/AddOns directory, restart the client, and enable it on the character selection screen. From there, simply open the Group Finder and start applying. If you ever need to download Dungeon Queue Statistics again after a fresh install, keep the same folder structure to preserve your saved data.
A few honest limitations are worth knowing. Blizzard protects group titles, so no addon can read the key level of a listing. Your numbers are therefore filed under your chosen target key, which defaults to your Resi level plus one and can be adjusted with the plus and minus controls. Only applications made through the Group Finder are counted, and only while the addon is loaded. The regular random dungeon queue is not tracked yet. If something looks wrong, the developer asks for a description plus the chat output of /dqs debug while you are applying to a group.
The Verdict
Dungeon Queue Statistics turns an opaque, frustrating process into something you can measure and improve. You will finally know whether your invite rate is healthy, which dungeons eat the most of your evening, and whether your push weeks are actually progressing. For anyone who spends serious time in the Group Finder, it is one of the most genuinely useful quality-of-life addons available.
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