Points
Showing up is the whole game.
Points here measure one thing: whether you actually sit down with people. Games are on the table to break the ice, so they are worth a little — not a lot. There is no leaderboard and nothing to buy.
How you earn them
A table that never fills gives nobody points — and nothing is taken away when one is called off.
Your status
The word next to your name comes from what you have done, not from the number. It shows on your card and in the room.
Newcomer
You have an account and have not sat down yet
Regular
Three tables that happened
Familiar face
Ten tables
Host
Five tables of your own lit up
Regular host
Twenty tables of your own lit up
Streaks
Your streak counts the weeks in a row in which you sat at a table. It is kept apart from points on purpose: points say how much you have done, the streak says whether you keep coming back. Miss a week and it starts again — no penalty, nothing lost.
Why games count for less
A game against bots is practice, and practice should not outrank an evening spent with four friends. Beating people is worth more than beating a bot for the same reason.
Nothing here is a score to chase. It is just a way to see who keeps the lights on.
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