Leaderboards and Titles by Game Mode

On CYBERSHOKE, 20 game modes feature a points-based ranking system. Based on your performance, you’ll earn titles in each mode — a total of 16 titles are available. There are two types of ranking systems: Rating-Based and Cumulative-Based.
You can track your progress on the Leaderboard tab. There are two leaderboard categories: Monthly – resets on the 1st day of each month, All-Time – tracks your total progress across all months. Your current rank depends on the total number of points you've earned. 🔹Note: To earn points or complete calibration, there must be at least 4 players on the server.🔹Points are recorded after you leave the server. Players of BHOP, SURF, and KZ retain their stats from before the ranking system update.

It is strictly forbidden to: 1. Exploit bugs in maps or plugins. 2. Farm points by making deals with other players. 3. Abuse any system features to gain points or stats unfairly. Violation of these rules may result in stat resets or further penalties.

These modes use a rating system with calibration. You start with a calibration phase to determine your initial rank. You earn points for useful actions like kills, multi-kills, and round wins. The higher your current rank, the fewer points you receive — making it harder to progress further. You can also lose points and drop in rank if your performance declines. Modes with rating system: All types of Deathmatch, RETAKE, ARENA, EXECUTE, MULTICFG, DUELS (solo and 2v2). 

In these modes: All players start at the first rank — no calibration is required. You accumulate points over time for useful actions like: Kills, Assists, Defusing bombs, MVP of the round, etc. All ranks receive the same number of points for each action. You can also lose points and drop in rank. Modes with cumulative system: AWP, SURFCOMBAT, KNIFE, PUBLIC. 

These modes use their own map-based cumulative system. You earn points for completing maps. The number of points depends on: The TIER (difficulty) of the map, Your current rank — higher ranks earn fewer points. This system rewards both skill and progression.