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The difference between weekly tournament and league

Started by Firasoo87 , Aug 15 2015 08:45 PM

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#1 Firasoo87

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Posted 15 August 2015 - 08:45 PM

Hi guys,

I am a new player in Hero Zero and actually, a little bit confused about the difference between the weekly tournament and league.

I hope someone explain in details or send me a URL for that.

Thanks for your support.

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#2 Jagan

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Posted 15 August 2015 - 09:36 PM

The weekly tournament measures all players weekly gain in honour over the course of a week. The top players receive prizes based on who has gained the most honour. Similarly, teams that gain the most honour will also receive prizes. You do not have to be a high level to win as it is based on the most honour gained not the most accumulated honour. Some players will purposely lose honour for a week or two in order to give themselves room to gain more honour the following week. A strategy, I personally find to be less than honourable but hey!

The League system is a whole different animal. You compete with other players of about your strength to move through different levels. The higher the levels the bigger the benefits. These benefits do enhance your abilities when your team fights another team.

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