Hello This question is about the http://www.speedrun.com/gtav/ boards Recently we have made changes to the individual levels. In GTA V there are two types of individual levels, the missions and the "strangers and freaks" levels. Currently when you click "level leaderboard" it brings up both the individual missions and 'strangers and freaks' in one HUGE list, something like 100 entries. We wanted to know if it were possible to create two different sections under individual levels to differentiate between the two types.

So the column would read: ¤Full Game Leaderboard¤ Classic % Any% No Mission Skip> Any% 100%

¤Level Leaderboards¤ Individual Missions Strangers and Freaks

This is opposed to the simple "show levels" that there is now. It would be preferable that there just be two options that open to the respective full boards of 'Individual Missions" and "Strangers and Freaks".

Thank you for your consideration

Matt - Darkviper88 (Mod of GTA V)

Shouldn't this thread be in GTA V game forums instead of the "The Site" general forums ? Friendly PackSciences (Not a mod of GTA V)

No, it's posted here because it's about functionality of the site, and NOT about how the leaderboards are handled.

Darkviper88 asked me if this was possible on the site (being able to separate ILs into different categories, not having different categories in those ILs, in case people are confused) and I'm pretty sure it's not but wanted to get admin/staff to look at it too in case it was possible in some way or something that could be added later.

My proposed idea to solve this has been to implement the ability for multiple arbitrarily named full-game and individual level type units per game. (Possibly other types in the future as well.) I think this is along the same lines of what you're asking. It requires a pretty major refactor of that section of the code in order to do it in a relatively future proof manner.

That is what I am asking for yes. If it isn't an already existent feature I will just have to hope it is implemented in the future. Thanks for the response :)

Matt