Achievements and leaderboards

Both live in the F10 dashboard. Achievements are yours to collect. The leaderboards rank everybody.

Achievements

Dashboard > Achievements lists every one you have earned and the date and time you earned it. Ones you haven’t earned aren’t listed, so the page grows as you play.

When you earn one, a banner shows along the bottom of your screen, chat tells the whole server (“Kar has completed a Time achievement”, with its name), and it is posted to the Discord feed. Goals show the Goal complete card at the top right instead of the banner, but the server is told all the same.

Kind	What earns it
Goal	The four first goals: put $1,000 together, own a vehicle, reach rank 2, buy a house. See Your first hour
Time	5 minutes of play; 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15 and 20 hours; 1, 2, 3, 5, 10 and 20 days; 1 month
Crime	1, 5, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500, 1,000, 5,000 and 10,000 crimes committed. They are checked when you log in, so they arrive then, without a banner
Job	Showroom condition: bring a repo car back with nothing off the fee. Simeon’s Favourite: bring one back from every tier. Certified Gigolo: be paid for every kind of pimp job. Tow Mater: deliver every kind of tow call
Game unlock	Link Discord: link your Discord account. See Chat and Discord
Secret	A few, and the game doesn’t say what they are. Finding them is the point

Only the goals pay. The cash and XP come from the goal, not from the achievement, and each pays once.
Play time and crimes count across every team. The 5-minute one comes soon after you start, and the longer ones land as you pass each mark.
24 hours of play also makes you a regular, which is announced to everyone and posted to Discord.
See Simeon’s Repo Jobs, Pimping (Working Girls) and Tow dispatch for the three job ones.

Leaderboards

Dashboard > Leaderboards has four pages:

Page	What it ranks
This Week	What each player has added since the week began
Last Week	The week that just finished, as it ended
All Time	Every week since the server opened
Street Racing	The fastest lap on each race track

The counters

Each of the first three pages has a tab for every counter, and each tab shows the top 25. A player only appears on a tab once they have moved that counter, so a quiet week shows only the people who played. Times show as a clock, distances in your own units, and money in green dollars.

Area	What is counted
You	Play time, kills, deaths, crimes committed and attempted
Crime	Robberies completed and the money taken, shoplifts and times caught, pursuits escaped, evasions, witnesses silenced, times a crime was reported
Law	Arrests, tickets issued and collected and the money, people handcuffed, searches, plate-reader hits, pursuit assists, scenes opened, and the police’s good and dirty marks
Being caught	Times handcuffed, ticketed, arrested or taken down, tickets paid and the money paid
Jobs	Missions completed and the money earned from them, scrapyard cars sold and what they earned
Trucking	Runs, petrol runs, distance, XP, money earned, perfect parks
Fishing	Fish caught, trophies, money earned, pots hauled
Business	Business income, supply runs, scrap hauls, promotions, defends, car washes, jobs done and money earned from them
Luck	Lottery jackpots won and total winnings, animals hunted

Only counters are ranked, never a “best”. The biggest fish or your best lap time aren’t on these pages; lap times are on the Street Racing page.

The week

A week runs Sunday to Saturday in real time, and turns over at midnight UTC going into Sunday. It can turn a few minutes late. Everything on This Week starts again from zero, so a new player can top a board. A week’s figure is only what you added since it began.

When the week turns, chat announces the winners of arrests, robbery takings, missions completed and searches, and tells you every board is back to zero. The same lines go to the Discord feed. The top 25 of the week that closed are kept, and that is what Last Week shows.

Street Racing

One tab per built track, with the fastest lap first. Each shows the top ten, the driver, the lap time and the car, and says whether the track is a sprint or a number of laps, and its length in kilometres (always kilometres, whatever your measurement setting is). Each driver has one time per track: a faster lap replaces your old one. A track appears once somebody has set a time on it. See Racing.