Guide
HOW A VSALL WEEK SCORES.
Everything a new raider needs before their first locked run. No lore, no filler.
THE WEEK
A rivalry week runs Monday 00:00 to Sunday 23:59 in your league timezone. You are matched against one rival each week. The rival and the current score outrank the league table.
Every week gives you a fixed number of Scoring Runs, ten by default. Your commissioner sets that number for the next season, never the one being played.
SCORING RUNS
Lock the run before you drop. Pick the slot, pick the map, then play. Locking first is the whole point: you cannot pick your best raid after the fact.
Log the result when you are out. You get sixty minutes to correct a typo. After that the number stands.
A locked run you never log expires when the week closes. It shows as RUN BURNED, it stays on your record, and it never accepts a late result.
POINTS
Extraction carries the most weight, because getting out is the skill. Raider eliminations, ARC eliminations and loot value all score, and a failed extraction costs you.
Exact values come from the ruleset your season froze on day one. Official VsALL rulesets are versioned and immutable, so old results never change meaning.
CONTRACTS
Three contracts appear each week, one per lane, equal value. Two of the three can score, so you choose.
Contracts attach to a logged run. Stat-checked contracts confirm themselves from the numbers you logged; honor claims do not.
THE HAIL MARY
Saturday 00:00 to Sunday 23:59 in league time, one declaration per player per week. You have to say it out loud before you try it.
Land it and you take +75. Declare and miss and you drop 20. It is the only swing big enough to steal a week you already lost.
VERIFICATION
Screenshots are optional and never block you from logging a run. Upload one and the numbers are read and compared to what you logged.
A run reads VERIFIED by screenshot only when the read numbers match. An upload alone reads SCREENSHOT RECEIVED. Unreadable reads REJECTED. Verification is earned, never claimed.
Commissioners can correct a result, and every correction records who, when, why, and the before and after.