[rezyn8]

There are two axis with different point scales
- Red = Your rank in the WORLD
- Blue = Your points score

The points plotted over time - how long you have been playing

[Aean(:]

Originally Posted by rezyn8

There are two axis with different point scales
- Red = Your rank in the WORLD
- Blue = Your points score

The points plotted over time - how long you have been playing

so why is so many people near rank 1 in the world

[Satu]

Originally Posted by Aean(:

so why is so many people near rank 1 in the world

It doesnt show the higher rank levels in detail. Notice on mine its up to 500,000 people im ranked against that its showing. So I could be a couple of hundred or even a few thousand off and it would still look almost the same.

[noobinater]

Originally Posted by Aean(:

so why is so many people near rank 1 in the world

I think he got it backwards. Red is your region ranking, Blue is your global ranking (why would somebody be top 50 in the world but top 500 on SEA?) and points are equivalent to ranking (inches measure the same thing as meters)

[LennX]

Originally Posted by noobinater

I think he got it backwards. Red is your region ranking, Blue is your global ranking (why would somebody be top 50 in the world but top 500 on SEA?) and points are equivalent to ranking (inches measure the same thing as meters)

Nah Red is indeed world ranking. It is just that you are ranked to your current league. That is why if you have a lot of points at the moment, you will be highly ranked in the world as sc2ranks only take into account your current league when counting your world ranking.

More ever if you noticed, the values given for the world rank differs according to your rank. Only top 30k for a GM player but top 600k for a silver player.