Hall of fame

this HoF sucks, please give back the old version where I could skip to the last page and reach the page where I was positioned.
Now I can only move one page at a time, this really sucks

I want a chance to surf the hall of fame, select the number of page I want to reach

Am I the only one finding the HoF awful?
What a big deal about changing it a bit?
reach the page where I am positioned, reach the page where any player is positioned (just clicking on its name), move the pages 10 at a time (or even 50, 100), or select a specific page just writing the number.
come on, let's fix this issue!

ok, so there is a technical reason. 
I'd suggest you can consider removing the HoF at all, given that we can view the first 4 pages only, and  3 of them are 10000 points players, most of them retired. not exactly an appealing feature..

Love your name dude, especially in combination with being in last position in the hall of fame.
Great work.

I've contemplated creating an account just to try to be the last one on the HoF, but I thought it was too tedious. Good work on following through with your cause!

How did you get your driver to be level 0??? https://igpmanager.com/app/d=driver&id=782723&tab=attributes

This HoF is limited to 10.000. So I don’t see a reason to this exist.
This points is only to grade the players how are in the same “rank”.

Christmas update!!

Can he reach zero!!!!!!???????!!!!

Lol someone's got to hold the table up 

@Pathetic Loser, I've created a new account to replicate your feat! Hopefully I can get become both the highest-rated and lowest-rated manager at the same time, at which time the entire iGP player base will be a giant "Jason sandwich"!

As a Computer Science major, I understand how sorting through 1.3 million managers requires a lot of resources. To be specific, if the input size (1.3 million in this case), the time it takes to sort these is proportional to "n * log(n)" (assuming that you use some kind of comparison sort, like mergesort).

I propose an idea: What if the game calculates all the positions once every 1 hour (or at some other regular interval), and then caches it, so that every request in the subsequent hour can simply access the cached copy?