FX Replay Battles Leaderboard: More Than Just a High Score

The new FX Replay Battles Leaderboard isn’t just about bragging rights—it’s about tracking skill, growth, and consistency in one system. Whether you’re chasing the top spot or documenting your trading journey, there’s a place for you.

It runs on two core metrics: ELO for competitive ranking and a Composite Score for long-term progress.

ELO — Your Competitive Rank

ELO is your battle rank. Beat a high-rated trader? You’ll jump up faster. Lose to someone lower? You’ll drop more.

Why ELO matters:

• Updates after every match based on opponent strength
• Reflects actual skill, not just number of battles
• Appears in Global and Format-Specific leaderboards

Where you’ll see it:

• Global rankings across all formats
• Format-specific ladders
• Seasonal event boards
• Your player profile

Composite Score — Your Growth Metric

Think of this as your trader XP. It’s not about winning every match—it’s about showing up, improving, and staying consistent.

You earn Composite Score by:

• Participating in battles (win or lose)
• Reaching milestones like win streaks or RR goals
• Completing challenges and missions

What it’s used for:

• Unlocking badges, achievements, and cosmetics
• Access to new formats and content
• Tracking your trading journey over time

Badges & Achievements — Show Your Style

Badges aren’t just decoration—they prove what you’ve done.

Earn them by:

• Landing your first flawless win
• Hitting perfect risk/reward
• Reaching major XP milestones

Where they show up:

• On your profile
• In match summaries
• As shareable cards for bragging rights

Leaderboard Views

You can check rankings across multiple views:

• Global: Overall ELO in all formats
• Format-Specific: ELO per backtesting mode
• Seasonal: Rankings reset each cycle for fresh competition
• Clan/Team: (coming soon) Group performance and prestige

Your Profile, Your Story

Every player profile brings it together:

• ELO rank + tier
• Badge collection
• Key stats (avg RR, win rate)
• Battle history

Bottom line:
If you want to prove your skill, grind your ELO.
If you want to show steady progress, stack your Composite Score.
Either way, you’ll have the data, recognition, and bragging rights to back it up.