BattleBob > Commands > Records and Stats
Records and Stats
Bob saves a number of statistics after every battle. Each player's total Wins, Losses, and Draws are saved for each of BattleBob's modes. This allows players to see which game modes they fare best in, and how they do overall. In addition to that, Bob also keeps track of the overall Win percentage in each game mode, giving players a clean number showing how well they do on average. One final value Bob keeps track of is the number of overkills players have scored in all battles across all modes.
Beyond the scope of individual player scores, Bob also keeps track of all players across all modes in a large set of leaderboards that can be viewed by players.
To view a player's individual scores, the `scorecard or `records command can be used (both commands produce the same results, so use whichever command is easier to remember.)
Leaderboards can be viewed with the `leaderboards command, which also allows for specific inputs to view specific leaderboards sorted by mode and/or wins/losses/draws.
Statistics Commands
Rather than using `scorecard, the `records command can also be used. Both commands yield the exact same results, so it's up to the player's discretion which they prefer; whichever is easier to remember.
While neither command requires any input, adding a player's name after the script call will display the score card for that specific player (by default, Bob looks up the score card for the player who called the script.)
The Syntax is as follows:
`scorecard
`scorecard <Player Name>
`records
`records <Player Name>
Example:
<Nightmare> `scorecard
<Bob> Nightmare's Scorecard
...........
<Nightmare> `records sorrum
<Bob> Sorrum's Scorecard
...........
By default, `leaderboard displays the Total Wins leaderboard. By adding some values after the script call, the player can choose more specifically how to sort the leaderboard.
The first value given after the script call must be the game mode: Standard, Single, Double, or Total (to count across all game modes.)
The second value given must be what battle result to sort by: Wins, Losses, or Draws. If the second value is not specified, Bob will default to "Wins".
The Syntax is as follows:
`leaderboard
`leaderboard <Game Mode>
`leaderboard <Game Mode> <Battle Outcome>
Example:
<Nightmare> `leaderboard
<Bob> =============Total Wins Leaderboard=============
...........
<Nightmare> `leaderboard double
<Bob> =============Double Wins Leaderboard=============
...........
<Nightmare> `leaderboard single losses
<Bob> =============Single Losses Leaderboard=============
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