Essentially, you can only work your way up the ranks by placing higher and higher in matches, and cannot fall over time.Ranking is based on your placement in your top 50 matches (even if you haven’t played 50 matches, you will still receive a rank based on the number of wins out of all of your matches).Here’s what Hi-Rez wrote about the ranking system on Steam: However, after 50 games it sounds like your kills will play a factor in your placement. The game mentions higher placed finishes will rank you up quicker, despite your kill count. Neither Fortnite or PUBG have a ranked system as of yet so it’s interesting to see how this will work in Realm Royale.Īfter your first match you’ll be place in some sort of rank, most likely Bronze V unless you’re highly successful in your first match. The Assassin and Hunter seem to prefer a ranged playstyle while the Warrior will benefit from a more up close and personal battle.Īnother thing that’s new with Realm Royale is the addition of a ranked system. The classes play mostly the same outside of exclusive weapons and abilities but they are different enough where it’s important to pick something to fit your playstyle. Players have the ability to choose between the Warrior, Engineer, Mage, Hunter and Assassin so there’s certainly something that appeals to everyone. Hi-Rez Studios, the developers behind Paladins and Smite, have introduced different classes which is a first for a battle royale. The latest battle royale to hit the market is Realm Royale and it takes the traditional battle royale formula and adds a few twists.
Not the playerbase.Wondering about how the Realm Royale ranking system works? We’ve got you covered below. (6 year olds as in the Hoyoverse devs btw to anyone reading this. They have the potential to make this game into something so much greater and take off too incredible heights with it's popularity, but unfortunately they still allow 6 year olds to submit most ideas to them from within the company. Mihoyoverse tries to appeal to everyone, but I strongly believe that they want this to be a casual and laid back focused game over what Honkai does. The more casual side is fine from this as they don't care what the devs release as long as they're enjoying the game.
They release fun exploration areas like the summer island event from last year and the teapot, but events are sadly temporary. Mihoyoverse releases difficult events, but meta players still clear them too quickly. They don't mind logging in everyday to play for however long they're playing regardless of if they're new or veteran, FTP to whales or meta and casual focused players.Įxcluding new regions and new character banners, who out of these perspectives will Mihoyoverse give more attention to? The answer…a little bit of everyone. Lastly there are those who want the game to remain the same without the devs making it difficult or adding in a lot of the fun permanent minigame features and such, they love the game as is and would rather it stay that way. There are players who want much more difficult and challenging content aside from Spiral Abyss like raids, revamped boss fights, enemy arenas like survival mode and such and more challenging field enemies.
There are players who want fun endgame stuff to do that's long lasting and isn't temporary like every event is in the game, think FFXIV's Goldsaucer and all of the minigames it houses, a game that does it right. You gotta look at this entire situation from different perspectives.
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