That's the minimum. Not a goal, not a suggestion — the minimum. Miss it, and the ⚠ badge appears on your tag. (Yes, even you.)
No hard minimum — and actually, don't push. Every point spent during eco week is one less resource available for the next push. Rest, recover, keep your powder dry. Hitting 7.2M/day is still a solid habit, but don't burn your reserves for it.
0 kills in a week is bad. Doesn't matter what kind of week it is. Even one kill. Just one. We're not asking you to top the leaderboard — we're asking you not to hide in your bunker.
It's NEVO's dunce cap. It shows up on your tag when you fall below thresholds. It disappears when you redeem yourself. Not a punishment — a signal. For you, for the R4s, for everyone.
Every day. Every. Single. Day. Takes 10 seconds, benefits the whole alliance, and saves an R4 from having to message you. Everyone wins.
Going on vacation? Great, you've earned it. Tell an R4 before you disappear. Silence will be interpreted as laziness — and laziness ends in a ⚠ badge.
Train assignments are calculated every week according to an algorithm. Here's how it works — no technical jargon.
The player with the best VS score from the previous week. The reward for hard work. (Eco week? Random draw.)
The #2 VS scorer from the previous week. So close to the top, but it still counts. (Eco week? Random draw.)
The designated leader of Desert Storm Team A this week. Captains go first.
The designated leader of Desert Storm Team B this week. Fair play between teams.
Random draw from all eligible players. Luck is fair — unless you're in cooldown.
Same as Friday. Two chances a week is already generous.
Reserved for R4s and R5s only. By rotation: whoever has led the fewest trains gets priority. The privilege of rank has a price.
After leading a train, you enter a 4-week cooldown. No train for you, even if you're #1 VS. That's what fairness looks like.
New members have a 7-day grace period before entering the pool. Time to find your bearings.