ranks

[windsurfer-sp]

Having a "this year rank" would be quite interesting, but deleting any accounts or scores would be seriously gay.

Solutions should be more statistics that may be more accurate not, imperfect score/account deletions.

[Louis8k8]

Originally Posted by Izzy

Make it so that everyones scores who hasn't been online since ffr came back are deactivated, but coming back to ffr even once activates your scores again.

I totally agree with this.

[TheSaxRunner05]

Originally Posted by Arch0wl

Okay, here's another example: I played Vertex BETA and intentionally messed up at around 650 combo but finished the song anyway. My rank was 3,700. Then I played it again, making sure to get at least 1000 combo. My rank was 2,500.

Not that I'm doubting FFR's userbase or anything, but I find it kind of hard to believe that there are roughly 4000 people who can get at least a 650 combo on BETA and 2500 people who can get a 1000 combo. Hell, I'm not sure that many people have even posted on the brag board; that's double the amount of people on KBO. Plus, it seems like if you can get a 650 combo on BETA (which mostly regurgitates the same stream) you're probably capable of getting a 1000 combo, so I don't know what's up with the 1500 people who can't crank out another 400 arrows. If you've advanced your skill to that point, it's not like you lack persistence.

I mean, there could be a huge silent majority of pros I'm unaware of. But it seems like if FFR logs anonymous plays, I could definitely be responsible for at least 100 of those "ranks", because I rampaged Vertex BETA at the end of finals week one semester when my girlfriend and I re-discovered FFR.

There could be a lot of mashed scores like mine =(
I'm not proud of it, but my rank in VBeta is somewhere in the thousands, and my boo count isnt far behind