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TierTagger automatically updates its tier data, which means you normally do not have to do anything to see fresh tiers. Still, there are times when a tag looks stale, and knowing how the update works helps you fix it.

Letting Auto-Update Do Its Job

The mod fetches tier information on its own, so after a tierlist update your tags should refresh without manual input. Keep the mod enabled and give it a moment after launching the game, since the fetch happens in the background. If you just changed a config option like the gamemode or tierlist source, the tag may need a refresh before it reflects the new setting.

Forcing a Refresh

If a player's tier changed on the site but your tag still shows the old one, restart the game or rejoin the server to trigger a new fetch. Check that your internet connection is working, because the mod needs to reach the tierlist to pull current data. A blocked connection or offline session will leave you with whatever was cached.

If a brand-new player has no tag at all, that is expected until the tierlist itself lists them. Once they are ranked, the next auto-update will pick them up.