VG's complex league system provides an array of features matched by only a few other leagues. We stay on top of the competition and keep our players playing, while at the same time ensuring the best possible experience for everyone.

The league hub is the central recieving center for all things related to a league. It is here that players will stay up to date on the latest news pertaining to their league. At the hub, players will have access to primary league functions, such as: viewing their matches, reseting their rank, and filing complaints.

The activity page displays the league's statistical data, such as the number of matches played daily or hourly, the rank distribution among the players, and how many active players there are.

The one versus one ladder allows individual players to compete against each other to fight for the top position on the standings. This ladder is typically the most active of any league. The two versus two ladder allows multiple players to rally together and compete against others to fight for the top position on the standings. This ladder branches off into two separate standings: solo and team.

Reporting matches is done through a simple process: choose your opponent and upload the replay. After doing so the site will take care of the rest from there.

All matches played in a league are recorded and are open to public viewing for the duration of each league's season. Replays that have been uploaded are also public domain. The played matches page can be filtered by a player's rank and/or race to fit the needs of anyone. On a match specific page users can place their comments and view a list of matches played between the current players.

The one versus one standings page lists off players by the order of highest rank. On this page users can see a player's position on the standings, their positional change from the previous day, their record and streak, and a shortcut to the specific player's list of matches played.

Searching through the standings is very customizable. A user can type in an alias and in return a list of any matching players will show up. Additionally, players can be sorted out by numerous filters. These filters include viewing by specific country, by number of matches played, wins or losses achieved, or win to loss ratio.

The two versus two solo standings pages list off players by individual or team rank. All two versus two matches played will affect the players' solo and team rank. The purpose of having two separate standings is to allow players to measure themself more accurately as individuals or teams.