Yukon

Anonymous

Hi, the same procedure as yesterday and also before:
My high score (second place) will not appear in the leader board.
Got an idea?

pirx

Sage

You'll notice that only your first perfect score is counted on the leader board. If you, subsequently, get a higher, or lower score, it isn't counted.

I imagine this is to keep any person from dominating the leader scores, of any one game, and to keep the over all scoring fair.

Sage

Anonymous

Hello Sage,

thanks for the answer. And You are right: Fair play.
But I don´t think, Your statement

only your first perfect score is counted on the leader board. If you, subsequently, get a higher, or lower score, it isn't counted.

is correct. I noticed it sometimes before.
Anyway, but it would give me great pleasure, when my "work"
would be "appreciated".

pirx 8)

david

Sage is correct. This blog post attempts to explain the way the leader board works and why:

http://blog.greenfelt.net/2006/08/16/le ... d-changes/

-David

Anonymous

david wrote:

Sage is correct. This blog post attempts to explain the way the leader board works and why:

http://blog.greenfelt.net/2006/08/16/le ... d-changes/

-David

Oh, ist ok. I´ll do my very best...

pirx