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The Points Rankings are multiple sets of leaderboards envisioned by ska, whose aim is to reflect the highscorers' general prowess over the entire game by factoring in the quality of the top-20 scores rather than just sheer mass. In these leaderboards, each rank is given a certain amount of points: 20 points for 0th, 19 for 1st, 18 for 2nd... etc., until finally 1 point for 19th. Then, for each player, all points are added up, resulting in their Total Points Rankings.

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  • The Points Rankings are multiple sets of leaderboards envisioned by ska, whose aim is to reflect the highscorers' general prowess over the entire game by factoring in the quality of the top-20 scores rather than just sheer mass. In these leaderboards, each rank is given a certain amount of points: 20 points for 0th, 19 for 1st, 18 for 2nd... etc., until finally 1 point for 19th. Then, for each player, all points are added up, resulting in their Total Points Rankings.
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  • The Points Rankings are multiple sets of leaderboards envisioned by ska, whose aim is to reflect the highscorers' general prowess over the entire game by factoring in the quality of the top-20 scores rather than just sheer mass. In these leaderboards, each rank is given a certain amount of points: 20 points for 0th, 19 for 1st, 18 for 2nd... etc., until finally 1 point for 19th. Then, for each player, all points are added up, resulting in their Total Points Rankings. Collating data from all of the highscores gives the Points Rankings. This can be categorized as the Total Points Rankings if it includes both levels and episodes. There is also a Level Points Ranking, an Episode Points Ranking, and an Average Points Ranking, which also serves as an obvious way to determine your average rank on each highscore submitted. (20 – x = average rank position, where x is your average points.) These rankings are easily created with eru_bahagon's most recent version of NHigh, which is a program that was originally created by jg9000. It has also been implemented in NHigh++, which is an updated version of the applicated for N++ that was created by EddyMataGallos.
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