Bedrock Is there gonna be the seasonal leaderboards back??

[rizburn]

I think we should add seasonal leaderboard back because i want to get on a leaderboard but obviously it hard to get on one unless i really grind the game out like for example on duos i would have to get at least 10k wins to get onto it i think they should add this back so new people can get on the leaderboard.

 

[emptypandora]

So you want the reward but with less effort.....makes sense

 

[rizburn]

So you want the reward but with less effort.....makes sense

well it was like it on the season 1 and it was good and still competitive

 

[cldash]

Imo, there should be no seasonal LB. I dont have an exact reason why. But i would just not support this kind of idea ^^"

 

[Kai_Way]

It would be nice idea as long as the regular leaderboards stay; giving the player the option to try both

 

[rizburn]

It would be nice idea as long as the regular leaderboards stay; giving the player the option to try both

that was it one the season 1 both were up

 

[Kai_Way]

that was it one the season 1 both were up

Exactly, I dont imagine it would hurt too much having them; gives everyone a chance

 

[Daniil343]

I think we should add seasonal leaderboard back because i want to get on a leaderboard but obviously it hard to get on one unless i really grind the game out like for example on duos i would have to get at least 10k wins to get onto it i think they should add this back so new people can get on the leaderboard.

there is no point in bringing back seasonal leaderboards, it is easy to get a place in the leaderboard if you want. cubecraft team improves the content every time by creating new games and new leaderboards.

 

[crafterboiii]

there is no point in bringing back seasonal leaderboards, it is easy to get a place in the leaderboard if you want. cubecraft team improves the content every time by creating new games and new leaderboards.

js sounds rich coming from u

 

[emptypandora]

there is no point in bringing back seasonal leaderboards, it is easy to get a place in the leaderboard if you want. cubecraft team improves the content every time by creating new games and new leaderboards.

Ways and means to be a LB player aye?

 

[rizburn]

Ways and means to be a LB player aye?

empty mate i maybe not play the game for the same time as you so i dont play it 24/7 so please respect this

 

[CrystalLegend01]

It’s possible that many leaderboard players started grinding the respective game years ago
The leaderboard threshold continuously increases over time. While 1,000 wins in a game years ago could have landed someone on a leaderboard, if the threshold for that same leaderboard were at 3,000 wins today, someone would have to grind the game 3x faster than the other person did earlier on to reach the leaderboard in the same amount of time (in the case that the person starts at somewhere near 0 wins)

If someone grinds for a leaderboard with a lot of dedication and makes it onto it, how much dedication would it take for someone else to reach that leaderboard later on when the threshold doubles, triples, or even quadruples?

To add to that, after someone makes it onto a leaderboard, they probably have more confidence at that point to gain more wins to climb the leaderboard, but I imagine the road to reach the leaderboard being much more difficult, especially for those who haven’t reached one yet. I say this from experience from when I reached 1,000 wins in SkyWars: before I reached it, it seemed far off and somewhat unimaginable, but once I reached it, the idea of reaching 1,000 wins didn’t appear as difficult now that the goal had been confirmed as reachable

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This is where seasonal leaderboards could be good. However, there are some things to consider with seasonal leaderboards. Firstly, I wonder what time period could define a season?

I’m concerned that seasonal leaderboards could make the threshold for the main leaderboards rise even faster, as the seasonal one might get lots of competition, resulting in players earning wins quickly (especially if those already on a leaderboard try to get onto the seasonal one as well). This could also make the seasonal leaderboard quite difficult to reach.
Since the regular leaderboards can be quite a challenge to get onto, many players might aim for the seasonal leaderboard instead, which is why I imagine there being competition.

However, I also think that the seasonal leaderboard could be a sort of “secondary leaderboard” for those who seek to place on the regular leaderboard but are far from the goal. It could function as sort of a “bridge” to the regular leaderboard. With this, players could feel the sense of accomplishment of being on a leaderboard without having to reach as high of a threshold

I think that the two concepts above should be balanced, which is where the time period of a season comes in.

I imagine players being more competitive when it comes to longer-term leaderboards (such as a yearly one), while short-term leaderboards could be seen as not appealing enough since, in the case of a weekly leaderboard, it’ll refresh next week anyway.

It should also be considered that the seasonal leaderboard should not be too similar to the main one, as getting onto the main one should still be considered a major accomplishment; this further makes the idea of a yearly leaderboard not ideal

I’m thinking that an ideal time period for the seasonal leaderboards could be a month or so

TL;DR: Over time leaderboards become harder to get onto, so a seasonal leaderboard might help with that. However, I’m not sure how a seasonal leaderboard could affect the main leaderboard, such as by making it harder to reach due to competition. Also, I was thinking that the seasonal time period shouldn’t be too long or too short

Overall, a seasonal leaderboard is a doable idea, although I’m still not completely sure about it

 

[crafterboiii]

It’s possible that many leaderboard players started grinding the respective game years ago
The leaderboard threshold continuously increases over time. While 1,000 wins in a game years ago could have landed someone on a leaderboard, if the threshold for that same leaderboard were at 3,000 wins today, someone would have to grind the game 3x faster than the other person did earlier on to reach the leaderboard in the same amount of time (in the case that the person starts at somewhere near 0 wins)

If someone grinds for a leaderboard with a lot of dedication and makes it onto it, how much dedication would it take for someone else to reach that leaderboard later on when the threshold doubles, triples, or even quadruples?

To add to that, after someone makes it onto a leaderboard, they probably have more confidence at that point to gain more wins to climb the leaderboard, but I imagine the road to reach the leaderboard being much more difficult, especially for those who haven’t reached one yet. I say this from experience from when I reached 1,000 wins in SkyWars: before I reached it, it seemed far off and somewhat unimaginable, but once I reached it, the idea of reaching 1,000 wins didn’t appear as difficult now that the goal had been confirmed as reachable

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This is where seasonal leaderboards could be good. However, there are some things to consider with seasonal leaderboards. Firstly, I wonder what time period could define a season?

I’m concerned that seasonal leaderboards could make the threshold for the main leaderboards rise even faster, as the seasonal one might get lots of competition, resulting in players earning wins quickly (especially if those already on a leaderboard try to get onto the seasonal one as well). This could also make the seasonal leaderboard quite difficult to reach.
Since the regular leaderboards can be quite a challenge to get onto, many players might aim for the seasonal leaderboard instead, which is why I imagine there being competition.

However, I also think that the seasonal leaderboard could be a sort of “secondary leaderboard” for those who seek to place on the regular leaderboard but are far from the goal. It could function as sort of a “bridge” to the regular leaderboard. With this, players could feel the sense of accomplishment of being on a leaderboard without having to reach as high of a threshold

I think that the two concepts above should be balanced, which is where the time period of a season comes in.

I imagine players being more competitive when it comes to longer-term leaderboards (such as a yearly one), while short-term leaderboards could be seen as not appealing enough since, in the case of a weekly leaderboard, it’ll refresh next week anyway.

It should also be considered that the seasonal leaderboard should not be too similar to the main one, as getting onto the main one should still be considered a major accomplishment; this further makes the idea of a yearly leaderboard not ideal

I’m thinking that an ideal time period for the seasonal leaderboards could be a month or so

TL;DR: Over time leaderboards become harder to get onto, so a seasonal leaderboard might help with that. However, I’m not sure how a seasonal leaderboard could affect the main leaderboard, such as by making it harder to reach due to competition. Also, I was thinking that the seasonal time period shouldn’t be too long or too short

Overall, a seasonal leaderboard is a doable idea, although I’m still not completely sure about it

Yeah so what this guy recommended was eggwars seasonal leaderboards, back in old cubecraft, there was supposed to be a new eggwars season every 3 months and each season was supposed to have a new leaderboard. This never happened (a season is like an update)