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This is my take on it:
The spar leaderboard is divided into a day, week, and total section.
Every player has a ratio, however it is a exact decimal.
Basically the formula is Total spars, divided by spars won, = ratio.
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I think that's a lot better than the current system we have, but I think it still rewards "abuse" like selectively sparring only very poor sparrers. With what I'm suggesting, you'd be getting less than a single point on the leaderboard for sparring anyone who is negative, so it's not extremely appealing.
I'm 10:1 right now, so beating me would get someone 10 points. It'd take them 20 spars against 1:2 noobs to get that many. I think people would much rather try their luck against beating the better player, which is really healthy and encouraging for the spar community overall.
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As for the spar hats, I think they should be re-added. There should be a hat for 5,000 wins, 10,000 wins, and 20,000 wins. Also, ratio hats would be cool. For example, you must be 2-1 in order to get a certain hat. If you don't maintain the same or a higher ratio, the hat will be unwearable.
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I didn't play actively when the hats were around, but everyone claims that spar hats stopped because the admin who was (manually) giving them out quit? That's just stupid, I know that it can be done manually and it should be done manually.
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Also, there should only be one spar leaderboard PER IP.
I'm tired of seeing alt accounts with Top 25 spots.
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Yes, that'd also be good. However, again, if the changes that I proposed were put into place then you'd only be hurting yourself by making alt accounts.
Basically, your most realistic chance at becoming #1 would require you to spar actively and on a single account and it would incentivize sparring against the players with the best ratio overall. There's really not any realistic and effective way to manipulate a leaderboard like that. I guess you could have some really stupid player with a high ratio pause against you numerous times, but that problem takes care of itself because they're gradually tanking their own ratio.