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The milliseconds scoreboard makes it highly unlikely for two individuals to have the exact same score, so I kind of just ignored the possibility. There isn't really a great way to go about this, but you could run a test at the end to see if there are multiple people without the "notfirst" tag, and if so do a different tellraw. Something like: "tag @r[tag=!notfirst,tag=!1,tag=!2] add 1", "tag @r[tag=!notfirst,tag=!1,tag=!2] add 2", and then "tellraw @a {"rawtext":[{"text":"1st place: "},{"selector":"@a[tag=!notfirst,tag=1]},{"text":" 1st place: "},{"selector":"@a[tag=!notfirst,tag=2]},{"text":" 2nd place: "}..." To test if there is more than one player without the tag "notfirst", you'll have to do a scoreboard check like: "/execute as @a[tag=!notfirst] run scoreboard players add COUNT scoreboard 1" and "/execute if score COUNT scoreboard matches 2.. run ...".

The commands you want to consider are shown in the video from 10:29 to 14:00, and then it's just the same idea repeated for the other scoreboards. All of the previous systems, which are setup to match a player and cat, can be ignored. The first three commands (the ones of interest) go from: /scoreboard players set "$firstplace" hours0pb 100 /execute as @e[type=cat] run scoreboard players operation "$firstplace" hours0pb < @s hours0pb /execute as @e[type=cat] unless score @s hours0pb = "$firstplace" hours0pb run tag @s add notfirst to /scoreboard players set "$firstplace" hours0pb 100 /execute as @a run scoreboard players operation "$firstplace" hours0pb < @s hours0pb /execute as @a unless score @s hours0pb = "$firstplace" hours0pb run tag @s add notfirst and now the first place online player can be found with: /tellraw @a {"raw text":[{"selector":"@a[tag=!notfirst]"}]}

@@StormStqr That's it, I've done it, but do you know how I can make it so that it gets higher points? I'm trying to create a top kills with this system

@walket5463 I'm glad it worked! What do you mean exactly?

@@StormStqr Don't worry, I was able to do it, thanks for the help.

@@StormStqr I wanted to make a leaderboard but of murders.

This system is unnecessarily complex if that's your goal. You should be able to remove everything to do with the cats, and just run the main chain (that does the testing for the highest score) on @a (which only works on online players) rather than @e[type=cat].

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Hey, I'm glad the tutorial was helpful! There is currently no way to make the game run faster than it normally does (to my knowledge), especially with a method like this that abuses lag to slow down the game. However, it's possible that a tick command may be in the future, as it was recently introduced in a Java snapshot (although limitations in the design of bedrock might make it difficult).

@@StormStqr Ah okay, thanks for the explanation

CAT COLD STORAGE???!!!!!?

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Thanks! At the end, that's called a bow boost. With the write aim and downwards momentum you can shoot yourself with an arrow, and take knockback accordingly

Ohhh i see That's sick!!! I guess it's a bit like the gun trick in iconoclasts (gun backlash jump higher...) very cool!