I Have Been Seeing People Making So Many Points While The Limit Is Set to 30 mins.
Grind many hours
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Mikail🔫
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Doing multiple practice challenge sessions. Some days i can do upto 2k
Other days its just the daily challenge giving somewhere around 200s.
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I’ve explained this to people a lot before and I’ll explain it here too
Just by doing maximum 15 new words a day and of you have 100+ review cards for 7 days you can result in around 2500-3500 points in a week.
How do people achieve more?
One way is by keep learning new words. Even after a daily lesson is finished, a person can keep learning more and more new words (learning a new word gives 10 points). This way people can rack up to 1000 points with a 100 new words a day. We assume that some people have a stronger memory and are spending a lot of time just to learn all of this.
The most used way (I think) is the daily challenge. It’s a minute long and simply tests your ability to remember under the pressure. While it is a minute long, if a person spends seven hours only doing practice challenge and scores 30 points average (many score high than this) they can earn up to 10000+ points on one day.
These are the usual ways the people on top of leaderboards use to get their massive point count. They most likely have strong memory and a lot of time on their hands.
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Think being part of many leaderboards seems to be a factor
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People can spend much less time on Kalaam and score many points by doing the grammar leaderboard changes and grammar co op challenges with each other. It’s hard at first but as words repeat it gets easier and really helps with learning the different forms of words as well as general vocabulary.
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