OppsCity receipts: share the rivalry result
OppsCity receipts are shareable result cards that show who is ahead through completion percentages and rivalry events. They never show achievement names. A receipt makes a result easy to share, but the underlying data still matters: platform-synced progress is verified and manual progress remains self-reported.
Check the result before sharing it
Use Tracker to review your recorded progress, Radar to read the rivalry position, and Beef Feed to follow events such as a pass. A pass means overtaking an opp. The receipt is the result card you share from that competition.
Competition is asynchronous: you and your opp can play at different times. Sharing a card does not mean you played in the same session, and a previously shared result should not be treated as a guarantee of who leads later.
Walk through an example pass
This is an illustrative sequence for @example-one and @example-two. It is not a real rivalry result; no percentages or achievement names are supplied.
| Moment | Screen or artifact | What the player does |
|---|---|---|
| Before the comparison | Tracker | @example-one checks the recorded progress after playing. |
| Compare positions | Radar | The player checks whether they have overtaken @example-two. |
| Check the activity | Beef Feed | The player reviews the pass event associated with the rivalry. |
| Share the result | Receipt | The player shares the result card, retaining its meaning as a record of that result. |
If the underlying progress is manual, describe it as self-reported when sharing. A card’s presentation does not convert a manual check-off into a platform-confirmed unlock.
Keep the proof free of achievement names
Receipts show percentages and events rather than achievement names. That lets the result travel without exposing an unearned secret achievement through the card. Keep your accompanying caption equally careful: adding a secret name to the post would undo that protection.
A receipt concerns tracked completion and rivalry activity. It is not a scorecard for an invented stunt, custom points system or an in-game race.
See spoiler-safe tracking for how hidden achievements are handled, and what verified means for the source distinction. The competition hub collects related mechanics.
Make your next lead something you can share without explaining the whole scoreboard.