Point scores at the end of a game

[tamcardiff]

I am new to CC, I'd be grateful if someone could explain the points score at the end.

I see some players who hardly did anything in the game or got eliminated early got a lower points loss than someone who fought on to the end.

Has it got something to do with if you have actually fought the other players yourselves?

[Blinkadyblink]

At the end of each game, the winner takes points away from each loser. The points to be awarded is calculated as (loser's score / winner's score) * 20, up to a maximum of 100 points from each opponent.

It doesn't matter how well you do in the game; the only thing that matters is your score and the winner's score.

[squishyg]

Conquer Club members are initially given a score of 1000. At the end of each game, the winner takes points away from each loser. The points to be awarded is calculated as (loser's score / winner's score) * 20, up to a maximum of 100 points from each opponent.

[Georgerx7di]

Looks like you got your answer twice, now we just need a mod to come in here and tell you about the Q & A forum; and then to move this piece.

[whitestazn88]

reading the instruction page before you start is always a good plan.

[karelpietertje]

reading the instruction page before you start is always a good plan.

Don't tell me you actually read the instruction page of your television, mobile phone, computer, or even your hat? (my dad's hat came with a 4 page user manual )
whenever I get something cool I just try it out!

[squishyg]

sorry blinky, didn't notice you wrote the same info when I was posting.

[whitestazn88]

reading the instruction page before you start is always a good plan.

Don't tell me you actually read the instruction page of your television, mobile phone, computer, or even your hat? (my dad's hat came with a 4 page user manual )
whenever I get something cool I just try it out!

well, not for those things, they're relatively simple... but for example, you should read the instruction manual that comes with a fleshlight before you use it, so you know how to clean your spunk out of it when you're done "just trying it out"

[PLAYER57832]

I am new to CC, I'd be grateful if someone could explain the points score at the end.

I see some players who hardly did anything in the game or got eliminated early got a lower points loss than someone who fought on to the end.

Has it got something to do with if you have actually fought the other players yourselves?

In Standard games, whoever wins gets all the points. In Terminator, each person gets points as they defeat another opponent. Other than that, the points vary based on your score (rank) at that time.

How long you last and so forth really means little or nothing, except in some tournaments. In fact, people will often leave weaker players to the end, because they are less of a threat. And, of course there's the whole "its all luck" bit, too. Luck is not "all", but it is important!

[PLAYER57832]

reading the instruction page before you start is always a good plan.

Don't tell me you actually read the instruction page of your television, mobile phone, computer, or even your hat? (my dad's hat came with a 4 page user manual )
whenever I get something cool I just try it out!

Maybe, but most people do read instructions before asking strangers for help.

[squishyg]

reading the instruction page before you start is always a good plan.

Don't tell me you actually read the instruction page of your television, mobile phone, computer, or even your hat? (my dad's hat came with a 4 page user manual )
whenever I get something cool I just try it out!

Maybe, but most people do read instructions before asking strangers for help.

I have always depended on the kindness of strangers. And then I lure them into an alley and mug them.

[tamcardiff]

I waded through a little information but didn't see what I needed. I don't have much time to sift through all the information on the site.

So I thought I'd interact with some of the people on CC with a hope that they may be non patronising, non sarcastic, open , and friendly. Some bloody hope of that with some of you eh?

Thanks for those who answered my question.

[squishyg]

You're welcome, but don't take the teasing personally. This is part of our community's charm.

[tamcardiff]

None taken.

Thanks for the comment