Four and Ninety-Four

The top of the leaderboard belongs to someone who has played the game four times.

The_Doev’s first session was two runs. Wave twenty, then wave forty-two. Five days later he came back for a third run that ended at wave thirty-one. Two weeks after that he played the fourth time. Wave fifty-one. Sixty-three million points. He has not been back in a month.

The second row belongs to someone who has played ninety-four times. Jamey’s best is wave forty-six, two weeks old. He played three times today. None of them touched it.

The board has names and waves and scores. It does not know that The_Doev took four cracks and left, or that Jamey has taken ninety-four and is not leaving.

The one who arrived in four shows up the same as the one who is still trying.

Day one hundred and one.