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| rdfs:comment | - The ELO rating system, is a system used to rate a players relative skill. The system was original developed for chess. By default all new players have an ELO of 1000.
- See ELO on Wikipedia.
- ELO is a Game Room where you can take part in ELO Tournaments. You have to be level 15 or above to enter this room.
- Elo (リグルスD Rigurusu D) is a Child form Dark Spectrobe of the Corona Property, and the Dark Spectrobe form of Leo. Its Adult form is Elopuba, and its Evolved form is Elozar. Elo can be awakened and excavated as an Elopod.
- When logging as a starter you will start with an Elo of 1200. It can be seen as a advanced KDR system. The Elo rating system is a method for calculating the relative skill levels of players in competitor-versus-competitor games such as chess. The Elo system was originally invented as an improved chess rating system but is also used as a rating system for multiplayer competition Elo is also used for calculating the amount of honor points a player gets every 12 hours. The bigger your elo, the bigger the amount.
- The Elo rating system is a system that places players of a similar skill level to face off against each other while playing ranked games. The system was initially created by Arpad Elo as a method to rank chess players, but has since expanded to many other competitive games. Each player starts off with 1200 Elo. Winning games will cause a player's Elo to rise, while losing games will cause the player's Elo to drop (to a minimum of zero). Draws do not affect Elo. These other factors also affect the amount of Elo gained or lost:
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| abstract | - The ELO rating system, is a system used to rate a players relative skill. The system was original developed for chess. By default all new players have an ELO of 1000.
- See ELO on Wikipedia.
- ELO is a Game Room where you can take part in ELO Tournaments. You have to be level 15 or above to enter this room.
- When logging as a starter you will start with an Elo of 1200. It can be seen as a advanced KDR system. The Elo rating system is a method for calculating the relative skill levels of players in competitor-versus-competitor games such as chess. The Elo system was originally invented as an improved chess rating system but is also used as a rating system for multiplayer competition A player's Elo rating is represented by a number which increases or decreases based upon the outcome of games between rated players. After every game, the winning player takes points from the losing one. The difference between the ratings of the winner and loser determines the total number of points gained or lost after a game Elo is also used for calculating the amount of honor points a player gets every 12 hours. The bigger your elo, the bigger the amount.
- Elo (リグルスD Rigurusu D) is a Child form Dark Spectrobe of the Corona Property, and the Dark Spectrobe form of Leo. Its Adult form is Elopuba, and its Evolved form is Elozar. Elo can be awakened and excavated as an Elopod.
- The Elo rating system is a system that places players of a similar skill level to face off against each other while playing ranked games. The system was initially created by Arpad Elo as a method to rank chess players, but has since expanded to many other competitive games. Each player starts off with 1200 Elo. Winning games will cause a player's Elo to rise, while losing games will cause the player's Elo to drop (to a minimum of zero). Draws do not affect Elo. These other factors also affect the amount of Elo gained or lost:
* The player's role
* The player's current Elo
* The opponents' current Elo Players may check their current Elo by completing a Ranked game, exiting to the End Game Lobby and viewing at the top-left of the screen by their win/loss stats. A player may also go to their "statistics" tab in the main menu screen where they can review their Elo, wins, and losses.
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