Event and War
There are four main types of Events & Wars:
Last Man Stand
Eight players battle each other in a Free-For-All (FFA) system inside a dungeon. It uses a ranking system, and rewards are given once the event ranking period ends.
ANT Hunt
Solo or Co-op mode where players enter a dungeon to defeat enemies (PvE) or steal treasures from the ANT (Artificial Neuro Transmitter). Victory points accumulate on the leaderboard, and the top 3 players at the end of each month become Chief.
Tactical War (Daily & Event)
In Daily Wars attackers need fuel for plundering, while fuel is not required during Event Wars.
Leaderboard System: Rewards differ for daily and event battles.
Daily War reward: Resources. Event War reward: Gold (in-game currency).
There are three types of Tactical War: a. Territory War: A District from Region A can attack a District from another Region. The Mayor declares war and prepares the army by recruiting members. b. Domination War: The Governor declares war on neighboring Regions. They recruit civilians and organize District vs District battles. c. Reign Alter Wars: The President, who controls at least 4 Regions, battles other Presidents. The President declares war on another Nation, recruits civilians from the 32 best Districts in the Nation, and engages in battle without geographic limits.
Prestige War (Daily & Event)
Daily Wars: Attackers need fuel to plunder, while Event Wars don’t require fuel.
Daily System: Uses a ranking system (resets every 3 months). Event System: Follows a Tournament Tree format.
Player scores are based on KDA (Kills, Damage, and Assists) in the battle.
There are three types of battles in Prestige War: a. Battle Arena (District War): Resembling a MOBA-style game, two teams of 4 players each must destroy the enemy’s main building. b. Deathmatch (Region War): Two teams of 8 players each fight, with KDA scores determining the individual ranking. c. Battle Royale (Nation War): Four teams, each consisting of 4 players, battle in an arena with the goal of eliminating opposing teams.
In Prestige events, players need special EQ equipment (the default Force Swap EQ is available in the battle menu), which adapts to the player's job and status (e.g., a Breacher can switch to Medic).
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