The new version of FireWire has been officially launched, and this new version has been updated with a brand new oneMultiplayer Hopping Map: Climb to the top！Players will have a jumping duel on this unique and exciting parkour map, and players who reach the top within the allotted time will have a chance to climb to the top of the mode!
Climb to the top of the list
As you can see in the figure above, after the new version update, the leaderboard has added the top leaderboard. The list records the top 100 players who took the shortest time to reach the top on the whole server. We can see that the information on the summit list has:Player ranking, rank rise and fall information, player nickname, time record for reaching the top, and team to which they belong
So how can players stand a chance to make it to the top of the charts? This requires players to reach the top of the new multiplayer hopping map to play, and complete the summit within the specified time. Once we have reached the summit, we can get our own record of the time we have reached.
As you can see in the image above, when we successfully reached the top, the time it took for us to reach the top of the game will be displayed at the top of the screen, and the time record with the word outstanding on the right side of the screen is the shortest time in our history。If you want to climb the top list, you need to reduce the time to reach the top as much as possible.
We can also determine our summit time target based on the time record for reaching the top of the leaderboard, as shown in the chart aboveFor example, if the 100th player takes 25 minutes and 01 seconds to reach the summit, then we can try to keep the summit time target to 20 to 24 minutes.
Because the summit leaderboard is updated every day at 6 o'clock, the top 100 summit records we see are all the player's time to reach the summit the day before. So if we want to make it to the top, we need to shorten the time to the top in front of the bottom players to have a chance to make it to the top of the leaderboard the next day.
When we make it to the top, we need to set it up if we want other players to be able to see their nickname instead of the word ***. As shown in the figure above, we can open the settings interface, and in the community section, open the display of ranking information. It is important to note here that if the player opens this option after reaching the top of the leaderboard, the nickname will not be displayed until the next day's leaderboard is updated.
This article ** is contributed by the author of CF Pocket Crossfire).