how is nthe number f crystals at th end of the tanki arena battle calculated?

[LeonardoDiCaprio 27]

is it the no. of points multiplied by the d/k ratio or somethng like that?

[coconuttree 519]

Hey. It looks like you are new to the forum. You must learn how it works.

Don't make a new topic in the game discussion every time you want to say something. There are already existing threads that you can speak in.

There is a turret and hull section in game discussion. Here you can find a topic for every turret. You can say that gauss is useless in the gauss topic there. You can say why firebird is better than freeze in the firebird topic there.

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Use these sections instead of making new topics in game discussion.

[Michael828 816]

2 hours ago, LeonardoDiCaprio said:

is it the no. of points multiplied by the d/k ratio or somethng like that?

Not quite, matchmaking has its own system of calculating the rewards. Hopefully an expert can reply to this soon.

[RaKaZa 104]

2 hours ago, LeonardoDiCaprio said:

is it the no. of points multiplied by the d/k ratio or somethng like that?

the fund is based on how hard the fight is and how much exp is earned by players

Edited April 25, 2020 by RaKaZa

[Toby 2,938]

1 hour ago, coconuttree said:

 

Indeed, thanks!

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The amount of crystals rewarded to each player at the end of the matchmaking battle depends on several factors, such as: if the player has an active Premium Account (which increases the crystal rewards (and challenges' stars) by 100%), if there's an ongoing TO event with increased battle funds in matchmaking battles (and therefore higher crystal rewards at the end of the battle, depending on the respective battle fund increase), and most importantly the player's battle performance (score) and that of their team (and whether it's a win, loss (and in which magnitude for both of the two), or a tie for the team you're in). In addition to some the aforementioned factors, there hasn't been an exact crystal-calculating formula disclosed to the public.

 

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