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Skyfront Skirmish: Right Round, Baby

Skyfront Skirmish: Right Round, Baby August 10th 8 PM UTC until August 13th 5 AM UTC This week we’re taking it back to the basics and shining the light on our tried and true Revolver!

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changedRulesPlayers will compete in one of three Leagues based on the player’s experience at the beginning of the Skirmish: a. Titan – players with at least ten hours of gameplay experience; b. Master – players with one to ten hours of gameplay experience; c. Rookie – players with up to one hour of gameplay experience.
changedImportant NotesHigh scores from arcades will not be included in the Skirmishes. Separate events will be organised for arcades. That being said, arcade players are still more than welcome to join in on the Skirmishes, but their scores will not be counted towards anything. All Skyfront Skirmishes will be moderated to ensure no one is cheating or breaking any rules.
changedSkyfront Skirmish – OverviewSkyfront Skirmishes are weekend challenges that Skyfront organises every couple of weeks. During each Skirmish, players will compete for a certain high score (e.g. most kills, best multikill, killstreak, most kills with a certain weapon, etc.) that will be announced the week of the event. Players will compete in one of three Leagues – Titan, Master or Rookie – depending on how many hours the player has spent in Skyfront. Play time is limited to the duration of the Skirmish and all weapons and special abilities are allowed, unless stated otherwise (e.g. if the Skirmish is devoted to a specific weapon). Each future Skyfront Skirmish and the prizes of future Skirmishes will be announced separately. If you love the Skirmishes or have any suggestions for what we could do better or differently, give us devs a shoutout on our Discord channel

Skyfront VR changes

changedPlayers will compete in one of three Leagues based on the player’s experience at the beginning of the Skirmish: a. Titan – players with at least ten hours of gameplay experience; b. Master – players with one to ten hours of gameplay experience; c. Rookie – players with up to one hour of gameplay experience.
changedHigh scores from arcades will not be included in the Skirmishes. Separate events will be organised for arcades. That being said, arcade players are still more than welcome to join in on the Skirmishes, but their scores will not be counted towards anything. All Skyfront Skirmishes will be moderated to ensure no one is cheating or breaking any rules.
changedSkyfront Skirmishes are weekend challenges that Skyfront organises every couple of weeks. During each Skirmish, players will compete for a certain high score (e.g. most kills, best multikill, killstreak, most kills with a certain weapon, etc.) that will be announced the week of the event. Players will compete in one of three Leagues – Titan, Master or Rookie – depending on how many hours the player has spent in Skyfront. Play time is limited to the duration of the Skirmish and all weapons and special abilities are allowed, unless stated otherwise (e.g. if the Skirmish is devoted to a specific weapon). Each future Skyfront Skirmish and the prizes of future Skirmishes will be announced separately. If you love the Skirmishes or have any suggestions for what we could do better or differently, give us devs a shoutout on our Discord channel

Skyfront Skirmish: Right Round, Baby

August 10th 8 PM UTC until August 13th 5 AM UTC

This week we’re taking it back to the basics and shining the light on our tried and true Revolver! Get the most kills in a single Deathmatch game with the Revolver to lock down your spot on the Skirmish leaderboard!

Date and Time

Skyfront Skirmish: Right Round, Baby will begin Friday August 10th at 8 PM UTC and end Monday August 13th at 5 AM UTC.

Prizes

First place in the Titan League – $ 50 Steam gift card First place in the Master League – $ 25 Steam gift card First place in the Rookie League – $ 10 Steam gift card

Rules

  1. Players will compete in one of three Leagues based on the player’s experience at the beginning of the Skirmish: a. Titan – players with at least ten hours of gameplay experience; b. Master – players with one to ten hours of gameplay experience; c. Rookie – players with up to one hour of gameplay experience.

  2. Players can’t move up a League mid-Skirmish.

  3. One winner will be crowned in each League. A total of three prizes will be awarded by the organisers.

  4. Players will compete for the most kills with the Revolver during a single Deathmatch game.

  5. In case of a tie on the leaderboard, the player with the least deaths in his/her winning game will take the lead. If no two players tie, your spot on the leaderboard will only be determined by your kill count with the Revolver.

  6. A player’s high score will be registered at the end of the game or when the player exits the game.

  7. You may use all weapons and special abilities, but only your kills with the Revolver will be counted towards your high score!

  8. Players are forbidden from teaming up and assisting each other or using bugs or glitches with the intention of getting a better high score.

  9. Abusive behaviour will not be tolerated in-game, especially in VOIP – keep it friendly!

  10. Players may play against players from any League.

  11. The high scores will be counted for games with a minimum of 3 players at the start of the game. NOTE! If the game starts with three players and two players leave before the end of the game, the high score of the last remaining player will be locked the moment the second to last player leaves the game.

  12. The winners are the players with the highest scores in their League at the end of the Skirmish. A Skirmish will have a total of three winners – one in each League.

  13. Arcade accounts are excluded from the Skirmishes (see Important Notes below).

  14. Prizes will be awarded at the end of the Skirmish.

  15. Skyfront will attempt to contact the winners of the Skirmishes, but to guarantee that you get your due prize asap, please contact the devs on Skyfront’s social media or Discord channel.

Important Notes

High scores from arcades will not be included in the Skirmishes. Separate events will be organised for arcades. That being said, arcade players are still more than welcome to join in on the Skirmishes, but their scores will not be counted towards anything. All Skyfront Skirmishes will be moderated to ensure no one is cheating or breaking any rules.

Skyfront Skirmish – Overview

Skyfront Skirmishes are weekend challenges that Skyfront organises every couple of weeks. During each Skirmish, players will compete for a certain high score (e.g. most kills, best multikill, killstreak, most kills with a certain weapon, etc.) that will be announced the week of the event. Players will compete in one of three Leagues – Titan, Master or Rookie – depending on how many hours the player has spent in Skyfront. Play time is limited to the duration of the Skirmish and all weapons and special abilities are allowed, unless stated otherwise (e.g. if the Skirmish is devoted to a specific weapon). Each future Skyfront Skirmish and the prizes of future Skirmishes will be announced separately. If you love the Skirmishes or have any suggestions for what we could do better or differently, give us devs a shoutout on our Discord channel

Source

Steam News / 9 August 2018

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