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Time hack 8:26:50 coming according to Russ 'springish' what we know 1)competition seasons will last 3 months 2)every known Mech variant is divided in to 7 divisions, players can pick any division and there are no weight restrictions 3)each division is based on a number of properties from load-outs and profiles to flat out battlefield viabilities?? 4)this pic shows contract length and tier level 5)Format for game play is either 1V1 or 2V2 6)Elo to be used using the higher players ELO?? 7)Mech warrior stats are tracked separately in solo and group matches?? You can see there will be two leader boards 8)Matchmaking will be used but?? And sponsors 10)Bolt-ons you can bolt on stuff to your Mech *note question marks are next to areas that are not clear Edited by Davegt27, 22 December 2017 - 02:30 AM.

Yen-Lo is a tier 2 mech, that means they must be either running their tier system backwards or they have lost their minds. The tier level in the photo represents player PSR I thought? I'm assuming that the little 'D#' designation on each mech would be the Power Level of the mech in question, although that would also be pretty stupid (they put the AWS-8Q in Division 1 but the KDK-1 in Div 2, The Ilya Muromets is only slightly above the Wolfhound, etc.).

Edited by FupDup, 22 December 2017 - 04:20 AM. The tier level in the photo represents player PSR I thought? I'm assuming that the little 'D#' designation on each mech would be the Power Level of the mech in question, although that would also be pretty stupid (they put the AWS-8Q in Division 1 but the KDK-1 in Div 2, The Ilya Muromets is only slightly above the Wolfhound, etc.). The way it looks to me and that I understood what they are setting up is that the 'tier' selection is for the mech divisions - so that would be the list of Tier 2 mechs that you contracted to fight in that division for. I can see what you are saying about the D# listing but to me that doesn't really make sense to me - why would they list all the tiers of mechs along side each other in order if you can only select one for a specific (or even contracted) tier level?

Also it seems like that listing route would still be off as you mentioned. They kind of glossed over the whole Division thing. Also, they used the word Division, not Tier. So who knows if Tier really references your Elo level. Free download software vray sketchup 7. Hopefully that means eventually the 20/1 win players will only be playing fellow 20/1 players. So those that are breaking even will not have to face them.

We still really can only guess what the S7 D5 Box next to the mech means. But, I think the D5 box means Division 5 for Yen Lo. As for Elo used in 1v1 or 2v2.seems appropriate for that use. I mean, you get to choose if you want to CARRY HARDER a single lower Elo person for 2v2. If you win or lose, it is completely on you.