Yes.
It works like this. In a game with no specific end-of-game setting, the top number for the graphs is variable. So the lines change as each display rechooses the top number. In early game it might be showing the lines on a 1-20 chart, then later on a 1-50, then 1-100, and eventually it might have to shift to a 1-500 in order for the lines to all fit in the window without running off the top of the screen.
But in your game you set that top number at 380 right from the beginning. All scores are going to be displayed on a 1-400 (iirc it does round up) window which means it will be hard to see in the beginning.
What you can do is change your Dom3 icon to include the --scoredump switch.
That way every time the game hosts it will create a scores.html like this one...
http://game.dom3minions.com/games/al...ng/scores.html
with specific numbers for all the stats. It wont change the in-game score display but it will give you another way to see what is specifically going on. Some people are really into numbers and prefer to use it instead of the in-game score charts in all their games.