The first Deadlock rank season officially launched on July 30th. The season was originally scheduled to conclude on October 7th. That was until Deadlock developer Yoshi stated that the current season would be extended. With the Deadlock rank season extended, gamers are asking not only why, but also what the new planned end date is for the latest ranked season.
The Deadlock Community received a minor update back on September 16th, with a major update confirmed to happen soon. Yoshi, along with the rest of the Deadlock development team, believed that with the timing of the upcoming major content patch, it wasn’t appropriate to start a new ranked season alongside it. As of now, there has been no announcement of the updated schedule, so stay tuned.
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Each win in ranked Deadlock will grant around 250 points on average, and a loss will cost about the same. It takes 1000 rank points to be promoted. Final subranks will cost an extra 1000 points, making it 2000 points to leave your current rank. I should mention that there is a rank loss protection system in place. When you’re on the verge of losing a full rank, you can lose 5 games before dropping a rank. For a sub-rank, it’s a 2-loss protection instead of 5.
Ranked mode, as of right now, will only support solo or duo parties. If you’re trying to duo with friends, make sure both parties are only 1 rank apart. The only exception is Eternus-ranked players, who can only play with other Eternus players as long as they are within 3 subranks of each other.
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