I can imagine one of the largest stumbling blocks to Raw Score rankings is the massive amount of data that has to be transferred.
What if we didn't move every single score over?
Before you start throwing tomatoes, let me explain.
(Bear in mind I have no knowledge of how the backend system actually works, there's a chance this post is completely worthless).
What if the old scores database is kept, but not updated anymore. Any new plays go into a new raw scoring database, which becomes the new default for rankings.
Then UPON REQUEST, users may have their old scores uploaded into their ranks. This would take the 1 million or so users with scores down to maybe 2,000 tops who would request the score transfer.
Effects:
This would greatly reduce the amount of data to transfer
Songs with 100,000 user scores now would be much less heavily weighed in level ranks
Level ranks would show much more of a measure of average skill amoung the remaining community
Users would keep all their old scores while converting to raw scoring saves
Now tell me how dumb/impossible this is
What if we didn't move every single score over?
Before you start throwing tomatoes, let me explain.
(Bear in mind I have no knowledge of how the backend system actually works, there's a chance this post is completely worthless).
What if the old scores database is kept, but not updated anymore. Any new plays go into a new raw scoring database, which becomes the new default for rankings.
Then UPON REQUEST, users may have their old scores uploaded into their ranks. This would take the 1 million or so users with scores down to maybe 2,000 tops who would request the score transfer.
Effects:
This would greatly reduce the amount of data to transfer
Songs with 100,000 user scores now would be much less heavily weighed in level ranks
Level ranks would show much more of a measure of average skill amoung the remaining community
Users would keep all their old scores while converting to raw scoring saves
Now tell me how dumb/impossible this is













- Tosh 2014







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