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{{clear}} ==Terrain Control== Objective-based game type, similar to the Battlefield franchise. Losin..."

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Game modes currently available in Mechwarrior: Living Legends
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==[[Terrain Control]]==
[[Objective]]-based game type, similar to the Battlefield franchise. Losing team is the one with the lowest number of [[tickets|tickets remaining]] at the end of the game or fewest living players if tickets are tied.
===Area/Zone Control===
Variation of Terrain Control where the capturable [[bases]] are very large.
===King of the Hill===
Variation of Terrain Control where there is only one capturable [[base]].
==[[Solaris Arena]]==
Free-for-all game type where damage, and especially kills, are worth points. Player with the highest points at the end wins.
==[[Team Solaris Arena]]==
Team deathmatch game type.
===Team Solaris Arena|Ticket-Based TSA===
Destroyed [[assets]] and killed [[BA]] subtract [[tickets]] from their team. Losing team is the one with the lowest number of [[tickets|tickets remaining]] at the end of the game or fewest living players if tickets are tied.
===Team Solaris Arena|Point-Based TSA===
Damage and kills add to a team's point total not just each player's [[rank]]. The team with the highest point total at the end of the game wins.
==[[Test of Strength]]==
Game type where damage and kills increase [[rank]] but do not produce [[C-bills]].
===Unlimited Funds ToS===
Variation of Test of Strength where [[Cbills]] are unlimited and players can afford anything they want. Typically found on the [[Free Testing]] [[server]].
===Rank Up ToS===
Damage and kills increase [[rank]] but do not produce [[C-bills]] making [[repair]] and [[rearm]] costly and [[selling]] an [[asset]] to [[upgrade]] impossible. The only way to upgrade is to die after reaching a higher rank.

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−	==[[~~Terrain Control~~]]==
−	[[Objective]]-based game type, similar to the Battlefield franchise. Losing team is the one with the lowest number of [[tickets\|tickets remaining]] at the end of the game or fewest living players if tickets are tied.
−	~~===Area/Zone Control===~~
−	~~Variation of Terrain Control where the capturable [[bases]] are very large.~~
−	~~===King of the Hill===~~
−	~~Variation of Terrain Control where there is only one capturable [[base]].~~
−	~~==[[Solaris Arena]]==~~
−	~~Free-for-all game type where damage, and especially kills, are worth points. Player with the highest points at the end wins.~~
−	~~==[[Team Solaris Arena]]==~~
−	~~Team deathmatch game type.~~
−	~~===Ticket-Based TSA===~~
−	Destroyed [[assets]] and killed [[BA]] subtract [[tickets]] from their team. Losing team is the one with the lowest number of [[tickets\|tickets remaining]] at the end of the game or fewest living players if tickets are tied.
−	~~===Point-Based TSA===~~
−	~~Damage and kills add to a team's point total not just each player's [[rank]]. The team with the highest point total at the end of the game wins.~~
−	~~==[[Test of Strength]]==~~
−	~~Game type where damage and kills increase [[rank]] but do not produce [[C-bills]].~~
−	~~===Unlimited Funds ToS===~~
−	~~Variation of Test of Strength where [[Cbills]] are unlimited and players can afford anything they want. Typically found on the [[Free Testing]] [[server]].~~
−	~~===Rank Up ToS===~~
−	Damage and kills increase [[rank]] but do not produce [[C-bills]] making [[repair]] and [[rearm]] costly and [[selling]] an [[asset]] to [[upgrade]] impossible. The only way to upgrade is to die after reaching a higher rank.

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 ==[[Team Solaris Arena]]==
 Team deathmatch game type.
-===Team Solaris Arena|Ticket-Based TSA===
+===Ticket-Based TSA===
 Destroyed [[assets]] and killed [[BA]] subtract [[tickets]] from their team. Losing team is the one with the lowest number of [[tickets|tickets remaining]] at the end of the game or fewest living players if tickets are tied.
-===Team Solaris Arena|Point-Based TSA===
+===Point-Based TSA===
 Damage and kills add to a team's point total not just each player's [[rank]]. The team with the highest point total at the end of the game wins.
 ==[[Test of Strength]]==

Game mode - Revision history

Warlord Kentax: Redirected page to Game modes

Warlord Kentax at 21:14, 25 August 2022

Warlord Kentax: Created page with "Game modes currently available in Mechwarrior: Living Legends {{clear}} ==Terrain Control== Objective-based game type, similar to the Battlefield franchise. Losin..."

Warlord Kentax: Created page with "Game modes currently available in Mechwarrior: Living Legends
{{clear}} ==Terrain Control== Objective-based game type, similar to the Battlefield franchise. Losin..."