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Well, I was just looking at the global leaderboards and my own spot amongst it all, and I thought, well for every kill or point I get, I rise about 4 ranks globally. What if in game, you had a little implementation in the hud or a external program overlay that showed your global rank rising and fall as you played as close to instantly as possible.
So everytime you get a point (or a bucketload of points if you are in a jet or whatnot) your rank 83,887 rolls down to 83,880 then down to 83,860, then 4... Well, ok. But that would be cool, no?
This of course assumes that you are not near the top of the worldwide leaderboard, where it is much harder to go up even a little bit. For me, about 10 point would put me up about 10 ranks, assuming my nearest competitors are doing something productive in RL.
This would keep me playing that extra bit longer each time I'm on.
Perhaps for that reason, I shouldn't encourage its existence?
:P
So everytime you get a point (or a bucketload of points if you are in a jet or whatnot) your rank 83,887 rolls down to 83,880 then down to 83,860, then 4... Well, ok. But that would be cool, no?
This of course assumes that you are not near the top of the worldwide leaderboard, where it is much harder to go up even a little bit. For me, about 10 point would put me up about 10 ranks, assuming my nearest competitors are doing something productive in RL.
This would keep me playing that extra bit longer each time I'm on.
Perhaps for that reason, I shouldn't encourage its existence?
:P
But for the future of games, the scope is unlimited in my view. Technology progresses amazingly fast. 10 years ago, supernintendo mario kart was awesome, to think that 100+ players would come together to play armed assault in a decade from then may have been unthinkable, but it happened, so in another ten years...
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