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The '''OrionRank Ultimate | The '''OrionRank Ultimate''' Top 100 lists the world's top 100 ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' smashers from January 2019 to June 2019, as compiled by [[Reddit]] users {{Sm|Barnard's Loop}} and {{Sm|FreezieBeatz}}. The rankings were first announced on June 19th, 2019 and released later that weekend. The rankings served as an experimental rankings for a new methodology that was being tested for the 2019 season. | ||
==Methodology== | ==Methodology== | ||
[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AJs-mj5TTdkmkl7nhj4twJymVPTLTUdT0MBToL1cxDs/edit#gid=0 OrionStats TTS]<br> | |||
The ranking gave players values based on their average placements, and then scores them based on set records. Variation exists based on how stacked the event is, and an official list of events used is provided on the OrionStats TTS, for January 1st to June 15th. All tournaments were sorted into different tiers: Category 1 (Local), Category 2 (Regional), Category 3 (Super Regional), Category 4 (Major), and Category 5 (Supermajor); the major categories were further split into regular and plus category. Tournament values were determined by the attendance of players who were ranked on the OrionRank 2018 and power rankings from countries outside of the United States, Canada, and Japan, as well as specific values given to hidden bosses. Players qualify for the OrionRank depending on their placements at tournaments: top 64 placements at Category 5+, top 48 placements at Category 5, top 32 placements at Category 4+, top 24 at Category 4, and top 8 at Category 3. | The ranking gave players values based on their average placements, and then scores them based on set records. Variation exists based on how stacked the event is, and an official list of events used is provided on the OrionStats TTS, for January 1st to June 15th. All tournaments were sorted into different tiers: Category 1 (Local), Category 2 (Regional), Category 3 (Super Regional), Category 4 (Major), and Category 5 (Supermajor); the major categories were further split into regular and plus category. Tournament values were determined by the attendance of players who were ranked on the OrionRank 2018 and power rankings from countries outside of the United States, Canada, and Japan, as well as specific values given to hidden bosses. Players qualify for the OrionRank depending on their placements at tournaments: top 64 placements at Category 5+, top 48 placements at Category 5, top 32 placements at Category 4+, top 24 at Category 4, and top 8 at Category 3. | ||
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== Rankings== | == Rankings== | ||
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!Ranking!!Smasher!!Previous rank!!Movement!!Character(s)!!Score | !Ranking!!Smasher!!Previous rank!!Movement!!Character(s)!!Score | ||
