The Average Rank Rating is the average of a player's ranks, based on the site's standards. A good score achieves
a good standard/rank. Each score corresponds to only one rank (God down to Newbie), and each rank has a
point value associated with it. The ARR is the average of these values . The best possible ARR is 0.0000, when a
player has met all 36/36 God standards. It is possible for a player's God time to not be a WR. Similarly, a WR
needs not be a God time.
Both the SRPR and AF scores reward consistency - a single weak score can negatively affect you in a big
way. These scores fluctuate constantly, since they change when you overtake someone (or someone overtakes
you) in any of the 36 charts. The ARR score is different to the two indicators above, since it will not
change unless you beat a new standard. This means that other players settings new PRs will not affect your
score, but will probably affect your position on in this table. Certain player titles may be awarded based
on your ARR score.
Your ARR will improve only if you beat a new standard in a particular track. It is possible for a new Personal
Record (PR) to jump several standards, or not beat the next standard at all. Your ARR cannot worsen, it can
only improve!
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