Leaderboard commands
Commands to manage and interact with the server's leaderboard system
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Commands to manage and interact with the server's leaderboard system
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Required parameters will be in [Square brackets]
Optional parameters will be in (Curly brackets)
Generates a live, updating leaderboard based on current player standings. This leaderboard is limited to 20 players and defaults to ranking by most wins. If youâve already set up a leaderboard using , this command will override the existing one.
View the server leaderboard based on the available options. Omit type to default to Wins.
You can download the current leaderboard as you see it as a CSV file. Simply click the button and give it a few moments.
Only **Administrators and members with Manage Channels permissions can download CSVs.
View your statistics, or select a player to view theirs.
View a players match history. This is limited to the last 30 matches.
This will display some fun stats about a player. Look out for changes on this particular command.
Some information on what is displayed
Arch Nemesis: The opponent the member has lost against the most.
Best Synergy: The teammate the member has won with the most
Lifetime Best win streak: The longest win streak the member has ever had
Lifetime Worst loss streak: The longest loss streak the member has ever had
Lifetime total games: The total amount of games the member has within the server using InHouseQueue
First Match: The first ever match the member has played has within the server using InHouseQueue
Displays the all-time top 10 players in your server based on total wins. This leaderboard provides a historical view of your most victorious players and does NOT reset, even when other leaderboards are reset.
This leaderboard updates automatically after each match and focuses exclusively on total wins. MMR is not used for this leaderboard because it is dynamic and constantly changing, making it unsuitable for long-term ranking.
Ever wanted to see who the best Support is? Now you can! This command displays the leaderboard for a specific role within a chosen time frame. The leaderboard can be ranked by either MMR or total wins.
If you omit the time parameter, it will default to the last 30 days.
This leaderboard shows how many wins or how much MMR has been gained during the selected time period. Keep in mind that this may not align with a player's current total wins or MMR, as it is limited to the specified time frame.
This command has a long server cooldown. Around 1 minute.
Use this command to determine how your leaderboard will be organized.
MMR: The player with the highest MMR will be in the No. 1 spot, and so on.
WINS: The player with the most wins will be in the No. 1 spot, and so on.
In most cases, we recommend sticking to the default behavior and using WINS. This ensures that the player who plays and wins the most games will top the leaderboard.
While using MMR is also a great option, keep in mind that InHouseQueue's MMR system requires time to adjust accurately to players' performance. The MMR value may not be perfect immediately as it takes a few games to stabilize. To avoid confusion early on, we suggest starting with WINS and transitioning to MMR later.
Sometimes a user may leave the server but remain in the leaderboards as "Unknown Member." If you know the user's ID, you can completely remove them from the leaderboards to keep them up to date.
You can use this command to remove all inactive players. Please note that this will only remove players with 0 wins and 0 losses.
If you have set up a , you must view the leaderboard by specifying the (queue_channel) by selecting it in the options.
If you have set up a , you must view the leaderboard by specifying the (queue_channel) by selecting it in the options.
This is how you can find a
If you have , some players may remain on the leaderboards with 0 wins and 0 losses. This can clutter the leaderboards with inactive players.
