It says it adds the aim/speed/accuracy for a score. Ok yeah, I follow.Zeraph wrote:
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The last step after computing score rating is to collect all of the aim, speed and accuracy scores from every player. The scores are then sorted decreasingly by their value and the best ones form each player's tp rating in aim, speed or accuracy respectively. To make it clear: aim, speed and accuracy ratings are calculated separately.It gets the scores from all players and sorts them decreasingly, so whoever does better has a higher score. So that means that that if people were ranked #300 or so in osutp, they would have to be getting little points?
Each player's total tp rating is simply the sum of his/her aim, speed and accuracy rating.
Yeah, the link doesn't explain how its weighted, which is what I don't know.