The 6 November WolfTeam Legacy update did two things at once: it made leaving the game smooth again, and it gave your progress somewhere visible to live. The rankings on Wolfory now run in three periods. Next to the familiar all-time leaderboard you get weekly and monthly tabs for players and prides — the site's word for clans — and the whole rankings screen was tightened into one compact, searchable layout.

The Wolfory rankings page: all-time, weekly and monthly period controls with the top-3 podium and the player table — wolfory.com screenshot

Three periods for players and prides

The all-time tab is the standings you already know: everyone's career totals on one board. The new weekly and monthly tabs answer a different question — who is strong right now? Weekly boards reset at 00:00 on Monday and monthly boards on the first day of each month, both on Turkey time.

Period standings are built only from the GP (progress points) you earn in rewarded PvP matches during that period. Ties are decided by wins, then kills, and only players who played a PvP match in the period are listed — so a fresh week starts empty and fills up as real matches are recorded. Bot training does not count toward period PvP results, just like it stays separate in your profile statistics.

What you can sort by

On the all-time board you can sort by level and GP, wins, kills, K/D ratio or league points. In weekly and monthly view the dropdown switches to period metrics: progress points, wins, kills or K/D. The search field finds any in-game name without leaving the page, the period, search and metric controls sit together in one row, and on phones the results render as readable cards instead of a squeezed table.

Clan rankings follow the same periods

Open the Clan rankings tab and the same weekly and monthly periods appear for prides. A clan's period standing comes from its clan-match wins during the period; when clans are tied, the GP their members earned in rewarded PvP matches decides the order. It is a simple scoreboard for pack rivalries: run more clan matches in the week, and your pride climbs.

Classic WolfTeam deathmatch screenshot with the scoreboard and kill feed, from the MMOs.com review archive — community image, not captured on Wolfory

Your place on the site

The rankings are woven into the rest of the website. The home page shows the current registered-player and active-pride totals next to the top-10 lists, and if you are signed in it also tells you your own progression rank. Every public player profile has a copy-profile-link button, so sharing "look at my record" with a friend is one click instead of a manual URL hunt.

Smoother exits and a cleaner lobby

Rankings were the headline, but the same update fixed two everyday annoyances in the game. A normal exit no longer hangs on a long black screen, and an error that could appear while the game was closing is gone. Technical update-notification lines no longer leak into lobby chat — update notes are read on the enhanced in-game update board instead. On the website, the install link now always follows the current release, so a freshly downloaded installer cannot come from an old cache.

How to climb the boards

Play rewarded PvP matches inside the week or month you want to appear in — period boards only list players who fought other players during that period. Keep your wins and kills coming, because they decide ties on the period boards, and a healthy K/D keeps you competitive on the all-time tabs. Clan players should schedule pride matches: clan-match wins are the only thing that moves a pride up the weekly and monthly boards. Check where you stand any time with the search box on the rankings page, and switch between Genel, Haftalık and Aylık (all time, weekly, monthly) with one click.

The full official changelog for this update lives on the /updates page in both English and Turkish. The boards are waiting on /rankings and /clans — the next period starts soon, and every rewarded PvP match you finish counts toward it. More guides are on /blog.

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