Completely resets all leaderboard stats, including wins, losses, and MVP votes. If you have created a unique leaderboard, you must reset stats for a specific queue by selecting the queue channel.
👑Reset one member wins and losses (not mmr)
/reset user [member] (queue_channel)
Resets a member’s wins, losses back to zero. Use this command carefully! Omit the optional member parameter to reset stats for everyone. If you have a unique leaderboard, you must reset stats for a specific queue channel by selecting it.
If you have set up a unique leaderboard, you can reset a member's stats for that queue only by selecting the queue channel.
This does not reset MMR or MVP.
👑Remove all users from a queue:
Clears the current queue, removing all players and resends a fresh queue. An example of when this is useful is if you have members who have been in queue overnight, and you want to start a fresh queue.
If you have frequent overnight queues you may want to think about enabling /queue timeout.
👑Reset MMR for all players
Resets the MMR scores for all players, setting them back to the default of 833. You can change what MMR players start with on reset. For example, if you want some players to start at 1000MMR instead, and others at 1200MMR.
Take a look at the starting mmr command!
👑Reset MMR for a single player
Resets the MMR scores for a single player, setting them back to the default of 833. You can change what MMR players start with on reset. For example, if you want some players to start at 1000MMR instead, and others at 1200MMR.
Take a look at the starting mmr command!
