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Open a ticket. Go to the Testing channel. After joining, press the Take Test button to open your ticket.
How to take a tier test?
To take a test, join one of our Discord servers. Each Discord server is a separate kit with its own testers and queue.
Choose a Discord server
Take the test
If you're new and don't have a tier yet, follow these steps to get tested.
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Pick a server. Choose the server you want to test on from the list. Once you pass, you'll be ranked on the website.
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Join the queue. You'll get access to the queue channel that shows the current queue and the active testers.
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Wait for a tester. A tester will claim your ticket and invite you to a private match. Stay online and ready in the queue.
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Complete the test. Play the match against the tester. Your performance determines which tier you are placed in.
Frequently asked questions
A tierlist ranks players by their PvP skill in a specific game mode. The higher your tier, the stronger you are considered in that mode.
Tiers go from HT5/LT5 (lowest) up to HT1/LT1 (highest). HT means High Tier and LT means Low Tier. Each tier is worth a set number of points that add up to your overall ranking.
Take a test against a tester. If you perform better than your current tier, you'll be moved up. You can retest after the cooldown period ends.
It's your first test in a game mode. It places you at a starting tier based on your performance, so testers know your skill level.
A qualification test can place you up to a high tier, but the very top tiers usually require a follow-up test against higher-ranked players.
Retired (R) marks a player who earned a tier but is no longer actively competing. Their rank is preserved but flagged as inactive.
Restricted means a player is temporarily blocked from testing, usually due to a rule violation or unfair behavior during tests.
Cheating, using disallowed clients, toxic behavior, or abusing the testing system can all result in a Restricted status.