Bedrock Parkour Records, separate from leaderboards

lexieisinlove said:

Parkour Difficulty Records​

I've had a little idea for Parkour that I think could be quite a nice addition.

Rather than only having the fastest times for individual levels, what if each Parkour difficulty had its own overall fastest completion record?

So you'd have something like:

Easy​

PlayerName
12:34.56
24 September 2026
All Easy levels completed
3 falls

Medium​

PlayerName
18:47.21
18 September 2026
All Medium levels completed
6 falls

Hard​

PlayerName
27:12.84
2 September 2026
All Hard levels completed
9 falls

Obviously, the exact stats shown could be changed depending on what CubeCraft already tracks, but I'd at least have:

• Player holding the record
• Overall completion time
• Date achieved
• Number of levels completed
• Falls
• Potentially jumps/penalties as well

I'd also really like the date to be shown. That way, if someone holds a record for months, you can actually see how long it's been standing.

When someone eventually beats it, the new record would replace the old one, but the previous record could still be kept in a Record History section.

I think this could give Parkour a nice little competitive goal. You wouldn't just be trying to beat your own time or the record on one particular level — you'd have the challenge of becoming the fastest person to complete an entire difficulty.

It's a pretty simple idea, but I reckon it'd be a fun addition and give the Parkour community something else to compete over.

And honestly, watching someone absolutely rinse through an entire Hard difficulty just to steal the record would be class.

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lexieisinlove said:

Parkour Difficulty Records​

I've had a little idea for Parkour that I think could be quite a nice addition.

Rather than only having the fastest times for individual levels, what if each Parkour difficulty had its own overall fastest completion record?

So you'd have something like:

Easy​

PlayerName
12:34.56
24 September 2026
All Easy levels completed
3 falls

Medium​

PlayerName
18:47.21
18 September 2026
All Medium levels completed
6 falls

Hard​

PlayerName
27:12.84
2 September 2026
All Hard levels completed
9 falls

Obviously, the exact stats shown could be changed depending on what CubeCraft already tracks, but I'd at least have:

• Player holding the record
• Overall completion time
• Date achieved
• Number of levels completed
• Falls
• Potentially jumps/penalties as well

I'd also really like the date to be shown. That way, if someone holds a record for months, you can actually see how long it's been standing.

When someone eventually beats it, the new record would replace the old one, but the previous record could still be kept in a Record History section.

I think this could give Parkour a nice little competitive goal. You wouldn't just be trying to beat your own time or the record on one particular level — you'd have the challenge of becoming the fastest person to complete an entire difficulty.

It's a pretty simple idea, but I reckon it'd be a fun addition and give the Parkour community something else to compete over.

And honestly, watching someone absolutely rinse through an entire Hard difficulty just to steal the record would be class.

Click to expand...

lexieisinlove said:

Parkour Difficulty Records​

I've had a little idea for Parkour that I think could be quite a nice addition.

Rather than only having the fastest times for individual levels, what if each Parkour difficulty had its own overall fastest completion record?

So you'd have something like:

Easy​

PlayerName
12:34.56
24 September 2026
All Easy levels completed
3 falls

Medium​

PlayerName
18:47.21
18 September 2026
All Medium levels completed
6 falls

Hard​

PlayerName
27:12.84
2 September 2026
All Hard levels completed
9 falls

Obviously, the exact stats shown could be changed depending on what CubeCraft already tracks, but I'd at least have:

• Player holding the record
• Overall completion time
• Date achieved
• Number of levels completed
• Falls
• Potentially jumps/penalties as well

I'd also really like the date to be shown. That way, if someone holds a record for months, you can actually see how long it's been standing.

When someone eventually beats it, the new record would replace the old one, but the previous record could still be kept in a Record History section.

I think this could give Parkour a nice little competitive goal. You wouldn't just be trying to beat your own time or the record on one particular level — you'd have the challenge of becoming the fastest person to complete an entire difficulty.

It's a pretty simple idea, but I reckon it'd be a fun addition and give the Parkour community something else to compete over.

And honestly, watching someone absolutely rinse through an entire Hard difficulty just to steal the record would be class.

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