Leaderboard Configuration Reference

The starting Elo rating assigned to new players. This is the baseline rating from which all players begin their competitive journey.

Controls how much ratings change after each match. Higher values cause larger rating changes, making the system more responsive but potentially more volatile. Lower values create smaller, more stable rating adjustments.

Determines how Elo ratings are displayed and stored. 'rounded' shows whole numbers, '2_decimal' shows ratings with two decimal places, and 'full' maintains the precise calculation values.

The minimum number of matches a player must complete before being considered 'ranked' and appearing on the leaderboard rankings.

Controls how much rating difference affects expected win probability in the Elo formula. Higher values (e.g. 500) mean rating differences have less impact on expected outcomes. Lower values (e.g. 200) mean rating differences have more impact on expected outcomes.

Adjusts the steepness of the probability curve in the Elo calculation. Higher values create a steeper curve, making small rating differences more significant in determining expected outcomes.

Sets a maximum limit on how much rating advantage a player can have while still gaining points from a win. Once a player's rating exceeds their opponent's by this amount, they will no longer gain points from beating that opponent. Set to Infinity to disable this limit.

Sets the specific limit for capping rating differences when any capping option is enabled. Can be set differently from elo_influence_range to separate capping from probability calculations. Lower values create tighter bounds on rating changes. Higher values allow for larger rating changes before capping takes effect.

Controls whether to limit how much rating difference affects the calculation when a higher-rated player beats a lower-rated player. When true: Ensures favorites still gain a meaningful minimum amount of points when beating much lower-rated opponents. When false: The full rating difference is considered, allowing gains to diminish to virtually zero when beating much lower-rated opponents (great for preventing high-rated players from 'farming').

Controls whether to limit how much rating difference affects the calculation when a higher-rated player loses to a lower-rated player. When true: Limits the maximum rating loss for favorites when losing to much lower-rated opponents. When false: The full rating difference is considered, potentially causing very large rating drops when favorites lose to much lower-rated opponents.

Controls whether to limit how much rating difference affects the calculation when a lower-rated player beats a higher-rated player. When true: Limits the maximum rating gain for underdogs when beating much higher-rated opponents. When false: The full rating difference is considered, potentially allowing massive rating boosts when underdogs beat much higher-rated opponents.

Controls whether to limit how much rating difference affects the calculation when a lower-rated player loses to a higher-rated player. When true: Ensures underdogs still lose a meaningful amount of rating when losing to much higher-rated opponents. When false: The full rating difference is considered, allowing underdogs to lose extremely minimal points when losing to much higher-rated opponents.

Controls whether to distribute rating changes in free-for-all (FFA) matches. When true, a player's rating change is divided by the number of opponents, preventing excessive rating changes in large matches. When false, each matchup is calculated independently, potentially leading to larger rating swings.

Reduces the rating loss for players by the specified percentage. A value of 20 means players lose 20% less rating on defeats. This can be used to make the system more forgiving for losses, encouraging continued participation.

Defines rating tiers for global player rankings across all match types. Each tier specifies a name, required Elo rating, color, and optional Discord role to assign.

Defines rating tiers for player rankings in evenly balanced matches (where all teams have the same size).

Defines rating tiers for player rankings in unevenly balanced matches (where teams have different sizes).

Defines rating tiers for player rankings grouped by team size (e.g., all 1v1 matches, all 2v2 matches).

Defines rating tiers for player rankings in specific match formats (e.g., 1v1, 2v2, 3v3).

Defines rating tiers for team rankings grouped by team size.

Defines rating tiers for team rankings in specific match formats.

The name displayed for the leaderboard in the UI and on Discord.

A short description explaining the purpose or rules of the leaderboard.

URL to an image used as the leaderboard icon in the UI and on Discord.

URL to an image used as the leaderboard banner in the UI.

The main color used for highlighting and branding the leaderboard.

The secondary color used for accents and complementary elements.