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Fortnite players have long wanted to see a clbadified mode add to the game and it seems that they could realize their wish if a new leak were to come to fruition.
A rumor circulating around the internets suggests that Fortnite could adopt a new ranking system in season 7 that could serve to bridge the gap between casual and competitive communities.
The rumor, published by the Twitter user 'GuzzlingS', was first discovered in responses to a tweet from Team Liquid's Ryan 'Chap' Chaplo.
According to Epic Games, Epic Games will introduce casual and clbadified playlists, the latter adhering to the Winter Royal's score system and rules.
Insider Leak at My Epic Friend: Launch of Season 7 with a ranked playlist and an occasional playlist for solos and duets. Ranked solo and duet will use the #HiverRoyale scoring system and rules, but will have a way to lose points so as not to inflate the matchmaking
– Guzzling Slurp (@GuzzlingS) November 26, 2018
The rumor is intended to set up a system to withdraw points for players to have left unfinished parts.
Although this has not been the case so far in Fortnite's in-game tournaments, the idea of reducing a player's rank for disconnections is not new in online competition games.
There will also be a smaller (although decently sized) prize pool tournament, where anyone who has exceeded a certain threshold in any of the 3 sessions and eligible under the Epic tournament rules may attempt to qualify. These will happen at the end of each season
– Guzzling Slurp (@GuzzlingS) November 26, 2018
The rumor suggested the possibility of three rank resets throughout Season 7 to help players remain engaged and ready to earn rewards at resets.
Rewards range from cosmetic items in the top 1% of the rankings to V-Bucks for the top 5%.
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The winter comes with a lot of supposed twists for the players.
Finally, the rumor suggests that an end-of-season tournament will open for players who will accumulate a certain number of points at the end of one of the sessions.
The tournament would be smaller than these big events planned by Epic Games, but there was always something to compete for, especially for smaller amateur players.
Epic Games has been trying to find a way to provide satisfying competition for its Royal Battle Game, while opening the tournaments to as many players as possible. So, even if the rumors have no weight, ideas will surely circulate in Epic Games to improve the competition scene of the royal battle.
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