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What happens when player A achieves the top score on the scoreboard at 4500 points, and maintains it for the time period, but during that time period player B achieves a higher score?JOHNNYROCKET24 wrote: Specifics/Details:
- after a player achieves the rank of Conqueror, he or she must maintain a certain level of points to be granted his or her medal. Example: player becomes Conqueror at point level 4500. He must stay within 100 points of this level for a required time frame.
good point about another player out pointing him. Im suggesting once a player achieves Conqueror that he maintains it for a small amount of time, perhaps 1 day, until the medal is awarded to prevent him from point dumping directly afterwards. Of course playing trench games on a large map could drag it out weeks to bypass this suggestion. You only lose example 100 points from 1 or 2 games if you are playing a player of extreme low rank. It could be adjusted to 200 points or whatever was felt to be reasonable.Foxglove wrote:What happens when player A achieves the top score on the scoreboard at 4500 points, and maintains it for the time period, but during that time period player B achieves a higher score?JOHNNYROCKET24 wrote: Specifics/Details:
- after a player achieves the rank of Conqueror, he or she must maintain a certain level of points to be granted his or her medal. Example: player becomes Conqueror at point level 4500. He must stay within 100 points of this level for a required time frame.
Does this suggestion mean that a conqueror needs to maintain the highest score + remain within a particular range? Or just that the range has to be maintained?
I don't dislike this suggestion, but I think that if it's considered the range needs to be generous. A player at 4500 points can easily lose 100 points from just one or two games.
