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Hi all,
As far as I know there is no way to see how many people have posted scores on any table's leaderboard (be it single-player, classic single-player, or any other breakdown). Am I missing something? Is there a way to find out how many scores are posted to a given table's leaderboard on the Xbox One?
When you view the leaderboards and cycle through the various filters (e.g., friends, my score, overall, etc.) you can get some sense of how many scores are posted based on the lowest-ranking score with the "friends" filter applied, but the overall leaderboard only shows the top 100 scores and does not display a total numbers of players on the leaderboard. If you don't have any friends with scores posted on a table, there is really no way to find out just how good or bad your score might be "overall." Even if you do, you still can't tell the total number of players on a table. There is a big difference if you have a top-20 score on a table with say 200 players versus a top-20 score with 2000+ players.
Is there any way to address this (assuming I'm not missing something and the information is already available)? A few quick ideas to include this information (I understand that technically these may not be "easy" or "simple" to implement, for what it is worth):
Thoughts?
Loving the new platform and the new tables. Back to the Future is quickly becoming my all-time favorite table! Keep up the great work all.
Edit: I was viewing the discussions on the Steam page and found a similar thread with the same request:
With the variation in points awarded between tables, there really is no good way to compare how "well" you play one table vs. another table based solely on scores.
As far as I know there is no way to see how many people have posted scores on any table's leaderboard (be it single-player, classic single-player, or any other breakdown). Am I missing something? Is there a way to find out how many scores are posted to a given table's leaderboard on the Xbox One?
When you view the leaderboards and cycle through the various filters (e.g., friends, my score, overall, etc.) you can get some sense of how many scores are posted based on the lowest-ranking score with the "friends" filter applied, but the overall leaderboard only shows the top 100 scores and does not display a total numbers of players on the leaderboard. If you don't have any friends with scores posted on a table, there is really no way to find out just how good or bad your score might be "overall." Even if you do, you still can't tell the total number of players on a table. There is a big difference if you have a top-20 score on a table with say 200 players versus a top-20 score with 2000+ players.
Is there any way to address this (assuming I'm not missing something and the information is already available)? A few quick ideas to include this information (I understand that technically these may not be "easy" or "simple" to implement, for what it is worth):
- With "Overall" filter applied, include the ability to go "up" and loop around to the bottom score for total player count
- Include total number of players somewhere else on leaderboard page if populating all scores is an issue
- Include the % of your score in addition to the actual leaderboard position (e.g. Top 3%)
Thoughts?
Loving the new platform and the new tables. Back to the Future is quickly becoming my all-time favorite table! Keep up the great work all.
Edit: I was viewing the discussions on the Steam page and found a similar thread with the same request:
With the variation in points awarded between tables, there really is no good way to compare how "well" you play one table vs. another table based solely on scores.
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