Extra resources can be obtained by scrapped dropped ships (especially BB, CA and CV/CVL), around 500 File:Fuel.png, 1000 File:Ammunition.png, 2000 File:Steel.png, and 200 File:Bauxite.png per 50 north route runs. This should be (more than) enough to cover expedition sparkling cost.
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| - ¡Bienvenidos a Ranking Wiki de Stephen King! accesa a la página de All-Ranking: y vota por tu película favorita. El Ranking se actualiza cada domingo.
- Extra resources can be obtained by scrapped dropped ships (especially BB, CA and CV/CVL), around 500 File:Fuel.png, 1000 File:Ammunition.png, 2000 File:Steel.png, and 200 File:Bauxite.png per 50 north route runs. This should be (more than) enough to cover expedition sparkling cost.
- Ranking (also commonly known as a leaderboard) is a small grey applet displayed below certain Dan-Ball games where it is possible to gain a score of some kind. File:Ranking SC.png These games are generally non-simulation, and give more of a challenge to users than other games. This applet allows the user to view the scores or times of certain stages or modes within the corresponding game. The user is able to select a stage, mode, or the total of all stages/modes to be displayed, from certain links above the applet. The user then can see their best ranking and the name of who set the score, as well as the top 100 rankings out of everyone who played for the stage or mode that was selected.
- After every quest the GM of that quest must give out at least one point to each participant in that quest.
- Rankings are determined by how well you do in the tournament. MyBrute publish the rankings here: [1]. Rankings in order from highest to lowest: For example, to get the title of Brutal Legend, you must at least reach the final of a tournament.
- Ranking is a gameplay mechanic seen in some games of the Fire Emblem series. Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War saw the introduction of rankings at the end of the game to grade performance of players according to specific goals, normally relating to areas such as number of characters dead, total turns to complete the game, and so forth. Endgame rankings featured in every game after Genealogy until Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones where they were removed in favour of tower/ruin run rankings. In Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, endgame rankings were relegated to Trial Maps only, the main game merely ranking characters on kills instead of the player on performance.
- Ranks of players depend on how much experience they have earned in-game. Once they meet the requirements (earned enough EXP) of a specific Rank, they will earn the title of that Rank. The more EXP players obtain, the higher their rank will be. Listed below are the details of the current Ranking system throughout different CrossFire versions, including the Ranks and the required EXP.
- The following show the guild ranks, where/when used and what it means. Chief Boozer - This is the guild leader. There is only 1 of these. Lead Wino - These are Guild officers. They each have a particular role in the guild. Tosspot - These are general Guild Members. they have passed their probation period and they are at max level (80). Lush - Generally this rank is for sub max level (80) members who have passed probation (This can be used for Alts) Teetotaller - Probationary rank. When joining the guild, this is the rank you will be given, until an officer recommends that you are promoted.
- Ranking is a very often referred to part of Pardus, but to the new ones, it's very confusing to them. This here is a brief recap of ranking. Ranking is a way of acquiring better ships and equipment in pardus. In it you join a faction, and you complete missions set up by NPC residents of the faction to gain rank in it. At each rank you get the ability to purchase and use equipment available at that rank. For example, in the union once you get to Bookie (4) you can get a Rustfire. The order of the ranks in your faction can influence what ships you use and what you do at certain parts of playing. For example, in the Empire, it lacks a high quality battle-ship excepting the Dominater which isn't very great statistically, which leads to most high-end imperial fighters choosing the Libbie for a
- All Teslatron players have a rank. The top 100 are shown on the top list. There can only be one Teslatron god. 1. Teslatron god 2. Ninja Master 3. Senior Ninja 4. Ninja 5. Grand Master 6. Senior Master 7. Master 8. Super Star 9. All Star 10. Big Star 11. Star 12. Senior Professional 13. Professional 14. Semi-Pro 15. Big Kahuna 16. Elite Gamer 17. Hardcore Gamer 18. Gamer 19. Amateur 20. Rookie 21. Beginner 22. Newbie - Your rank will change when you win or loose a game. If you are playing against a player that is better then you, your rank will increase more if you win and less if you loose.
- The purpose of the Rankings is to record your previous playthroughs, indicating the Hero/ine's class with an icon on right. The screen also shows the number of Total games played. A playthrough won't be registered until it has ended. A game is considered finished when:
* The Hero/ine dies.
* The Hero/ine obtains the Amulet of Yendor.
- 1 FK Riga - Steven Ferrera (Virslīga) 3 As Roma - MOD-Adorian Budea (Divizia Naţională) 4 Sarajevo City - LA-Hasan Bolic (Premijer Liga) 5 ZX Spectrum - Ivo Deus (1st Division League) 6 B. is not a crime - Leroy Proto (SA Premier League) 7 Panairi FC - Akakios Loukoumakis (A Katigoria) 8 FC Novi Beograd - Momir Majstorovic (Prva Liga) 9 Palmerston North FC - Jamie Cooper (NZFC) 10 Titans - MOD-Nick Le Boutillier (All Canadian) 11 CSKA - Andrey Baburin (Premier Liga) 12 Towners - Urban Ekenborn (Allsvenskan) 13 Vinningsliðið - Hilaríus Sigtryggsson (Úrvalsdeild) 14 Blazers - Quek Chin Hin (S-League)
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| - 1 FK Riga - Steven Ferrera (Virslīga) 3 As Roma - MOD-Adorian Budea (Divizia Naţională) 4 Sarajevo City - LA-Hasan Bolic (Premijer Liga) 5 ZX Spectrum - Ivo Deus (1st Division League) 6 B. is not a crime - Leroy Proto (SA Premier League) 7 Panairi FC - Akakios Loukoumakis (A Katigoria) 8 FC Novi Beograd - Momir Majstorovic (Prva Liga) 9 Palmerston North FC - Jamie Cooper (NZFC) 10 Titans - MOD-Nick Le Boutillier (All Canadian) 11 CSKA - Andrey Baburin (Premier Liga) 12 Towners - Urban Ekenborn (Allsvenskan) 13 Vinningsliðið - Hilaríus Sigtryggsson (Úrvalsdeild) 14 Blazers - Quek Chin Hin (S-League) 15 YAC - Jin ZhongGuo (Dragons Elite)
- ¡Bienvenidos a Ranking Wiki de Stephen King! accesa a la página de All-Ranking: y vota por tu película favorita. El Ranking se actualiza cada domingo.
- Extra resources can be obtained by scrapped dropped ships (especially BB, CA and CV/CVL), around 500 File:Fuel.png, 1000 File:Ammunition.png, 2000 File:Steel.png, and 200 File:Bauxite.png per 50 north route runs. This should be (more than) enough to cover expedition sparkling cost.
- The following show the guild ranks, where/when used and what it means. Chief Boozer - This is the guild leader. There is only 1 of these. Lead Wino - These are Guild officers. They each have a particular role in the guild. Tosspot - These are general Guild Members. they have passed their probation period and they are at max level (80). Lush - Generally this rank is for sub max level (80) members who have passed probation (This can be used for Alts) Teetotaller - Probationary rank. When joining the guild, this is the rank you will be given, until an officer recommends that you are promoted. *** NOTE *** The guild ranks are currently under review.
- Ranking (also commonly known as a leaderboard) is a small grey applet displayed below certain Dan-Ball games where it is possible to gain a score of some kind. File:Ranking SC.png These games are generally non-simulation, and give more of a challenge to users than other games. This applet allows the user to view the scores or times of certain stages or modes within the corresponding game. The user is able to select a stage, mode, or the total of all stages/modes to be displayed, from certain links above the applet. The user then can see their best ranking and the name of who set the score, as well as the top 100 rankings out of everyone who played for the stage or mode that was selected.
- The purpose of the Rankings is to record your previous playthroughs, indicating the Hero/ine's class with an icon on right. The screen also shows the number of Total games played. A playthrough won't be registered until it has ended. A game is considered finished when:
* The Hero/ine dies.
* The Hero/ine obtains the Amulet of Yendor. Note: The information is saved when the Amulet is obtained, not actually used.Happenings after selecting the "I'm not done yet" option from the Amulet won't update that logged Rankings entry.If the Hero/ine dies after obtaining the Amulet, a separate entry will be logged at the 6th rank.
- After every quest the GM of that quest must give out at least one point to each participant in that quest.
- All Teslatron players have a rank. The top 100 are shown on the top list. There can only be one Teslatron god. 1. Teslatron god 2. Ninja Master 3. Senior Ninja 4. Ninja 5. Grand Master 6. Senior Master 7. Master 8. Super Star 9. All Star 10. Big Star 11. Star 12. Senior Professional 13. Professional 14. Semi-Pro 15. Big Kahuna 16. Elite Gamer 17. Hardcore Gamer 18. Gamer 19. Amateur 20. Rookie 21. Beginner 22. Newbie - Your rank will change when you win or loose a game. If you are playing against a player that is better then you, your rank will increase more if you win and less if you loose. It works the other way around as well: If you beat a player with less ranking you will also increase your ranking less and vice versa. If you loose against a player with a lower rank then you, you'll loose a lot of ranking so be careful and stay focused.
- Rankings are determined by how well you do in the tournament. MyBrute publish the rankings here: [1]. Rankings in order from highest to lowest: For example, to get the title of Brutal Legend, you must at least reach the final of a tournament.
- Ranking is a very often referred to part of Pardus, but to the new ones, it's very confusing to them. This here is a brief recap of ranking. Ranking is a way of acquiring better ships and equipment in pardus. In it you join a faction, and you complete missions set up by NPC residents of the faction to gain rank in it. At each rank you get the ability to purchase and use equipment available at that rank. For example, in the union once you get to Bookie (4) you can get a Rustfire. The order of the ranks in your faction can influence what ships you use and what you do at certain parts of playing. For example, in the Empire, it lacks a high quality battle-ship excepting the Dominater which isn't very great statistically, which leads to most high-end imperial fighters choosing the Libbie for a battleship. To rank, you get a ship that works for which type of ranking you want to do. Package or assassination (explained later). Then you choose a route that you wish to do. It should have multiple starbases with high populations to let you get the most missions. Then you get multiple missions from the bulletin boards at planets and starbases. that you can complete (called stacking). Etc., get 15 kill 2 YSD missions. You'll only need to kill two to complete them all. After that, you complete them (This is explained in higher detail in the mission type specific sections.)
- Ranking is a gameplay mechanic seen in some games of the Fire Emblem series. Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War saw the introduction of rankings at the end of the game to grade performance of players according to specific goals, normally relating to areas such as number of characters dead, total turns to complete the game, and so forth. Endgame rankings featured in every game after Genealogy until Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones where they were removed in favour of tower/ruin run rankings. In Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, endgame rankings were relegated to Trial Maps only, the main game merely ranking characters on kills instead of the player on performance.
- Ranks of players depend on how much experience they have earned in-game. Once they meet the requirements (earned enough EXP) of a specific Rank, they will earn the title of that Rank. The more EXP players obtain, the higher their rank will be. Listed below are the details of the current Ranking system throughout different CrossFire versions, including the Ranks and the required EXP.
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