The After Bingo leaderboard
Who is winning the retirement village? There are three global boards: this week, all time and online. Every round you play to its end earns points for playing, for kills, for the win and for awards, and our server works them out itself. Here are the top 50 of each board, the same rows the game shows. To get on one, play a round: no account needed.
The boards
Resets Monday 00:00 UTC
| Place | Player | Points | Rounds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nobody on this board yet. Play a round and be the first. | |||
Every round since the start
| Place | Player | Points | Rounds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nobody on this board yet. Play a round and be the first. | |||
Rounds another player confirmed
| Place | Player | Points | Rounds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nobody on this board yet. Play a round and be the first. | |||
How a round earns points
A round played to its end pays 20 points, 10 a kill, 50 for a win among four players or more and 25 an award. Against the bots the whole is multiplied by the difficulty, from 0.75 on Easy to 1.5 on Very hard, so a kill against harder bots counts for more. Online it is the plain amount. These points are their own count: they are not your XP or your bingo balls, and nothing you wear or buy changes them.
| What | Points |
|---|---|
| Playing a round to its end | 20 |
| A kill | 10 |
| The win, among four players or more | 50 |
| An award | 25 |
| The whole, against bots | Easy x0.75, Normal x1, Hard x1.25, Very hard x1.5; online x1 |
| A round with nobody else in it | 0 |
Which board counts what
- This week: every counted round of the week, against bots or online. It starts again at Monday 00:00 UTC, so anyone can lead by Sunday.
- All time: every counted round since the boards began, on every map.
- Online: only rounds of a game with friends or strangers that another player of the same match confirmed.
Players with the same points share a place, so two players in second are followed by fourth. A player with no points is not listed. A round with nobody else in it, no bots and no people, pays nothing, and only the first 40 rounds of a day count, on UTC.
What keeps it fair
The game never sends a score. It tells the server when a round starts and, once the round's length has passed on the server's own clock, what happened in it: kills, deaths, place and awards. The server checks those against what a round of that length can hold and works out the points itself. On the online board, two players of one match must each say the same of the other's kills, deaths and place before either round counts. No game like this can be cheat-proof, since a player's own device is the witness of a round against bots, but this keeps the numbers honest, and rounds that are not can be taken off by hand.
Your name and your place
The boards print the name you typed on the Profile, up to 16 letters, so pick one you do not mind strangers reading; it does not have to be your real name. A name our word filter refuses shows as Player and four characters instead. In the game, the Stats panel's Leaderboard button also pins your own place under the list, even outside the top 50. Linked devices count as one player.
Do you want to stay off the boards? Options has a Leaderboard switch: turn it off and the game stops sending rounds and takes your name and points off every board at once. Turn it on again and you come back. Writing to support@shipcore.io removes them altogether, and the privacy policy says what is kept and for how long.
Climb the boards
Learn the weapons and the controls, pick the map you know best and play the hardest bots you can beat: a win on Very hard is worth half as much again as one on Normal. The most reliable points are in the kills, so a long run counts for more than a careful one. Start a round.