Scheduled Events

How it works

Every kill of an opposing fighter scores one point for your team and one on your personal record. Only cross-team kills count; nothing else moves the score.

Scoring and victory

The higher score wins. A tied score falls to the team with fewer deaths; if still tied, to the team that reached the score first; and only then is the battle declared a draw. A team that empties out and cannot refill forfeits.

How it works

Team vs Team Advanced follows the standard Team vs Team format, and a regular kill scores one point.

A server-configured chance decides whether each run is a VIP round. In a VIP round, a configured number of players per team carry a visible VIP title, and killing a VIP scores a larger server-configured point value instead: protect your own VIPs while hunting the enemy's. VIPs are announced at the start, recently chosen players are avoided, and a VIP who drops out during preparation is replaced.

Scoring and victory

The higher score wins, with the same tie-breaker chain as Team vs Team: fewer deaths, then first to reach the score, then a draw. Kill farming is monitored and audited by the staff.

How it works

Each team has a flag base at its end of the arena. Click the enemy flag at its stand to take it; while you carry it, your weapons are stored and replaced by the flag itself, so your team must escort you. Reaching your own base with the enemy flag scores one capture and returns the flag to its stand.

If the carrier dies, disconnects, or is removed for idling, the flag returns to its base immediately. Kills raise your personal record but never the team score; only captures count.

Scoring and victory

More captures wins. A tie falls to the team with fewer deaths, then to the team that reached the capture count first, and only then to a draw. A team that empties out and cannot refill forfeits.

How it works

Control is taken by presence, not by attacking the tower. Standing alone as a team within 200 units of the tower for five uninterrupted seconds transfers ownership.

If both teams are present, the point is contested: progress resets, and the current owner keeps it.

While your team owns the tower, points accrue steadily, but only while at least one living teammate holds the radius and no living enemy stands inside it. Kills raise your personal record; the team score comes from the tower alone.

Scoring and victory

The higher score wins. A tie falls to the team with fewer deaths, then to the team that reached the score first, then to a draw. A team that empties out and cannot refill forfeits.

How it works

Each tower is captured exactly as in Domination: five uninterrupted seconds alone within 200 units.

The scoring rule is stricter. Points flow only while:

• your team owns every tower on the field,
• at least one living defender stands inside each tower's radius,
• and no living enemy stands inside any of them.

Completing that hold scores a point immediately, and holding it uninterrupted keeps adding points over time. Losing presence pauses the flow; losing a tower ends the hold entirely. Kills raise your personal record only.

Arena

The current Fortress of Resistance arena fields two towers, the Keep Tower and the Gate Tower; the tower count can change between updates.

Scoring and victory

The higher score wins. A tie falls to the team with fewer deaths, then to the team that reached the score first, then to a draw. A team that empties out and cannot refill forfeits.

How it works

Towers are captured Domination-style: five uninterrupted seconds alone within 200 units. Presence matters only for capturing and contesting; a captured tower keeps producing points with nobody standing guard.

Unlike Mass Domination, each tower scores independently. Every tower you own generates its own score at the same time, so holding three towers outearns one three times over.

The battle becomes a war of movement: split to take ground, or mass to retake it. Kills raise your personal record only.

Arena

The current Baium's Chamber arena fields four towers spread across the field; the tower count can change between updates.

Scoring and victory

The higher score wins. A tie falls to the team with fewer deaths, then to the team that reached the score first, then to a draw. A team that empties out and cannot refill forfeits.

How it works

There are no teams and no safe allies; everyone around you is a target. Fighters enter at scattered points across the arena and respawn at random scatter points, so there is no spawn to camp and no corner to own.

Scoring and victory

Most kills wins. A tie falls to the fighter with fewer deaths, then to the one who reached the score first; only fighters still tied after that share a draw. The winner takes the winner's reward and every other participant receives the runner-up set.

Respawn and elimination

There is no team base: you respawn at a random scatter point after the standard delay, with the same three seconds of spawn protection.

How it works

Everyone enters at scattered points with one life. The fallen are not sent away; they remain in the arena as invulnerable spectators with their skills sealed, watching the fight narrow. If one fighter outlives everyone, the battle ends on the spot in victory.

Scoring and victory

A sole survivor wins outright. If several fighters are alive when time expires, the survivors are ranked by kills, then by fewer deaths, then by who reached their score first; fighters still tied share a draw. If nobody survives, the battle is a draw.

Respawn and elimination

There is no respawn and no return: death, disconnection, or removal for idling all count as elimination. Unlike other events, leaving the arena does not preserve your place.