rating boost in cs2<\/strong><\/span><\/a><\/p>\nHow does the promotion in the new CS2 rating work?<\/h3>\n
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The logic remains the same - Win for promotion and if you lose, you will be relegated. At the beginning of the match you will see exactly how many rating points you will earn or lose, depending on the outcome of the match and your kills and personal result does not affect this (in our opinion this is a big mistake).<\/p>\n
Judging by the way the rating worked in beta, your win or loss streaks will affect how much elo you get. For example, if you were losing 100 elo per defeat, then after 3-5 defeats in a row, you may start getting 300 elo for the next defeat. The system also works the same way with the series of victories<\/p>\n
How does the new Premer mode work?<\/h3>\n
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Premier mode in CS2 is different from normal competitive matches. First, you can't choose the map or maps you want to play on. Instead, it uses a select\/ban phase that was brazenly borrowed from Facit<\/p>\n
After the match starts, the first team bans two cards, then the other team bans three more cards. This system means that you must be confident in playing all the cards presented, because any of them can fall out at the most inopportune moment (To Mirage only players with 3000+ matches, a personal hello from us).<\/p>\n
In normal competitive mode, you can still choose which maps you want to play on so you can practice and improve your skills on unfamiliar maps if you want to prepare for Premier modes<\/p>\n
The new MR12 rounds system<\/h3>\n
MR12 stands for Max Rounds 12 - This is the maximum number of rounds that can be played in a half. Thus, the first half can end with a score of 6-6, 9-3 or 12-0. After a change of sides, the first team to take the 13th round wins the game<\/p>\n
If both teams are tied at 12-12, overtime will begin where the first team to take 16 rounds will be declared the winner. If the match goes to 15-15, the game will be a draw
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Table of CS2 rating leaders<\/h3>\n
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Valve has unveiled a new leaderboard, where you can see the best players around the world and also understand what level you and your friends are currently on<\/p>\n
You can filter by friends, top 1000 in the world or specific regions: Africa, Asia, Australia, Australia, China, Europe, North America, South America. Your leaderboard region is simply determined by where you play most of your matches.<\/p>\n
You will also need to choose a name for the leaderboard and submit it for approval. Also, once created, your name cannot be changed for the current season - so choose wisely! The first season is currently ongoing, and it is not yet known exactly how long it will last.<\/p>\n
Please note that you must have Prime status to be eligible for the leaderboards.<\/p>\n
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