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Competitive Play is the ranked Play Mode of Overwatch . In this mode, players are matched with others of similar skill level that is of greater accuracy than the matchmaking system in Quick Play . It is a more serious game mode where players compete in order to rank up. Competitive Play will have each team take turns attacking and defending until the match is decided.
Players must achieve level 25 before this game mode is unlocked.
If a match is tied after both teams have played on attack and defense, a new attack and defense rotation will start, using the time bank system.
If both teams have escorted the payload to the destination, the game examines their remaining time:
Whenever a new rotation starts, the team with the least time remaining starts the next rotation on attack. No bonus time will be added when the payload reaches a checkpoint in the extra rounds.
If a match is tied after both teams have played on attack and defense, the game examines their remaining time:
Whenever a new rotation starts, the team with the least time remaining starts the next rotation on attack. Only 30 seconds of additional time will be added to the attacking team if point A is captured in the extra rounds, instead of 3 minutes.
If a match is tied after both teams have played on attack and defense, the game examines their remaining time:
Whenever a new rotation starts, the team with the least time remaining starts the next rotation on attack. No bonus time will be added when the payload reaches a checkpoint in the extra rounds.
A player must play five placement matches to receive their ranks, with the ranks in each of the three roles (tank, damage, support) being separate. The player's ranking is represented as a Skill Rating (SR) between 1 and 5000, with a higher number representing a higher level of skill. After each match, players will gain or lose a certain amount of SR. The amount gained or lost depends on several factors, including the difference between each team's average SR, the win rates of heroes on a given map, and individual performance. Players do not gain or lose any SR when a match ends in a draw.
Alongside the 1 - 5000 scale, players are assigned tiers depending on their SR which is publicly displayed on their portrait:
Bronze - 1 - 1499 SR
Silver - 1500 - 1999 SR
Gold - 2000 - 2499 SR
Platinum - 2500 - 2999 SR
Diamond - 3000 - 3499 SR
Master - 3500 - 3999 SR
Grandmaster - 4000+
Top 500 - Given to players that have 1st to 500th highest SR in their respective region and platform (Americas. Asia, Europe), (PC, PS4, XBox, Switch).
Players in Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond will be moved into lower skill tiers if they cannot maintain the minimum skill rating for that tier over five games, while players in Master and Grandmaster will be immediately moved into lower skill tiers if they fail to maintain the minimum skill rating for that tier.
Players can participate Competitive Play as a group, though the following restrictions will be applied:
Two weeks after the start of a season, the Top 500 system starts. After that point, if a player manages to attain a Skill Rating that is within the highest 500 of all ranked players within their role and region and has also played at least 25 competitive matches that season, they will rewarded with the Top 500 icon on their portrait and have their BattleTag be visible on the leaderboard. They will also receive a special a player icon and an animated spray unique to those that achieved the Top 500 status. PC players must have Blizzard SMS Protect enabled on their account to be eligible for the Top 500.
As this mode exists to players wanting a more serious experience of Overwatch, harsher punishments are given to players who abandon their team before the end of the match. As opposed to Quick Play, players who exit a match from Competitive Play prematurely will not be able to join another game of any Play Mode until their original match is concluded, and departed players will not be backfilled. Players that fail to rejoin their match before it ends will be temporarily suspended from Competitive Play, with repeated offenses extending the duration of the suspension until an eventual permanent ban from the game mode.
Hero pools were removed from Competitive Play on June 8th, 2020. [3]
Starting with Copa Lùcioball introduced with the Summer Games 2017 event, Blizzard started adding Competitive Arcade modes from time to time. Usually the duration of a Competitive Arcade mode season is about 3 weeks long.
The rewards for Competitive Arcade modes differ from those from regular Competitive. As the seasons are shorter (as well as the matches duration), you earn less Competitive Points per win and less Competitive Points for your rank at the end of the season.
You had to be in a group of 3 players to be able to queue for the mode.
As of 14 Apr 2020 , Paris and Horizon Lunar Colony are not eligible to be played in competitive modes pending map design changes.
Had a 1-100 Skill Rating scale and a Sudden Death system if both teams finished their objective in the initial attack/defense rotation. During Sudden Death, one additional round was played where the attacking team chosen by a coin flip. The attackers had to capture or escort the payload to the first point within 1 minute and 45 seconds. [1]
Duration of each competitive season reduced from three months to two months.
Off-season duration reduced from three days to two hours.
Off-season removed. Next season begins immediately after the previous season ends.
Ended early to implement a special three week season of Competitive Play between seasons 17 and 18 that introduced the Role Queue system. Referred to as "Role Queue Beta" in player profiles to those that participated in it.
Role Queue system implemented with players having independent Skill Ratings for each of the three roles. Number of placement matches required decreased from 10 to 5.
Map pool:
Assault: Hanamura, Temple of Anubis, Volskaya Industries
Escort: Dorado, Havana, Rialto
Hybrid: Eichenwalde, King's Row, Numbani
Control: Busan, Ilios, Oasis
Introduced with the Summer Games 2017 event.
Introduced with the Lunar New Year 2018 event.
Introduced with the Anniversary 2018 event.
During the Summer Games 2018 event.
During the Lunar New Year 2019 event.
During the Summer Games 2019 event.
During the Halloween Terror 2019 event.
During the Lunar New Year 2020 event.
Was not part of an event. Is part of the main game now.
During the Halloween Terror 2020 event.
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