'Random Contract' and 'Underdog Bonuses'), which apply to each bounty token. Note that, in Bounty Hunt, the bounty amount that appears on the Accolade card for extracting with a bounty token is a summation of the base bounty and any other bonuses (i.e. The "Top 5" row adds up the rewards that you receive from your 5 best accolade cards, while "Other" details the rewards from any other accolade cards that you earned, which can be viewed by clicking 'Show More Details.' Several accolade cards will reward the player with Blood Bonds upon reaching certain thresholds (eg, 1 blood bond for 25 monsters killed, 2 for 50, and 3 for 100), which is denoted by both the number displayed in the bottom left of the card and the card's color: bronze (1 blood bond), silver (2), and gold (3). You can also find the total bounty, xp, hunt dollars, and blood bonds that you received in the bottom row of the rewards card, pictured below. The corresponding bounty reward is displayed on the bottom right corner of an accolade card. Because you were not able to extract, your experience is halved and thus, you only receive 100 hunter xp for that clue. That clue awards 50 bounty, which is converted to 200 hunter xp and 50 hunt dollars. To illustrate, say you are killed after finding the first clue in Bounty Hunt. The conversion ratio is 1 bounty = 4 xp and 1:1 hunt dollar. This penalty can only be removed by playing multiple matches without leaving prematurely.Upon completing a match, whether by extraction/soul survival or more gruesome means, all the bounty you earn within that match is converted to experience and hunt dollars. However, repeatedly leaving a match before it ends will incur a -75% XP penalty on the player on subsequent matches. If too many low level accounts are in queue at one time it will attempt to match low lvl players against other low level players regardless of MMR.Īs this mode is intended for a more casual experience, players may leave a match prematurely should they wish, which will then be backfilled. Account level: The matchmaking system will attempt to group players together based on overall team level and match players with similar account levels against players of similar levels.If four players are looking for a game together, the matchmaker will try to put them against another pre-made group of four. Group size: The matchmaking system will attempt to find groups of equal sizes to match against each other.Ping: Players with servers close to one another are prioritized, to minimize lag and improve the gaming experience.
Time: The matchmaking system will try to find a match within a certain time period so the player doesn't have to wait for too long.The game represents "skill" as a hidden Matchmaking Rating, or MMR, which is determined by a player's performance in Quick Play. Skill: The matchmaking system will, first and foremost, try to group players with and against players of similar skill.Players are matched based on several factors, including but not limited to: Self-elimination results in losing a point, and you can have negative points. The first to achieve 20 kills or has the most kills at the time limit wins. In Deathmatch, players score points by eliminating enemies.In Mystery Heroes, you have the standard map objectives (seen above, excludes deathmatch) but players respawn every time as random Heroes.Matches are scored as a best-of-three rounds.
On Control maps, the team that reaches 100% capture progress on the control point wins the round.If a team pushes the robot all the way to the end, they will win immediately. On Push maps, the team that has pushed the TS-1 robot farthest on the opponents side of the map after 10 minutes wins.
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