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The FAQ for this year's Altador Cup has been found! Signups will be open later on today for a week, and the cup will begin next Friday, the 31st. Play will continue for up to a month, with the prize shop opening on July 1st!

• Should I still submit my scores when I lose?
  Definitely! Every score counts, and can earn you Neopoints (if you haven't maxed out for the day) as well as Prize Shop credits. Additionally, you'll be supporting your team's overall performance.


• How does the Rank System work? What is the Rank Badge?
  The Rank System is a way to acknowledge the incredible efforts of each player. Beginning on Friday, May 31st, your rank will increase depending on the number of games you've played and points you've scored across each of the Altador Cup games. There are 21 levels to reach, from Beginner all the way up to All-Star. Each time you level up, your Rank Badge will change to notify you that you have advanced in your rank. If you've joined a team, you'll find your Rank Badge in the Altador Cup Games Room. Every player starts with a Rank Badge labelled "Beginner". Score enough points, and you could be an All-Star!


• Do I have to play all four games (Yooyuball, Make Some Noise, Slushie Slinger, and Shootout Showdown)?
  It isn't required, but it's important for your team to win the match-ups across all four games, as all four games contribute to your team's standing in the tournament. If you only choose to play one or two games, you can still earn Prize Shop points and show off your personal stats.


• Will I get a prize for all of my efforts?
  If you participate in the Altador Cup in any way, then you will receive points that you can exchange for prizes in the Prize Shop. Of course, the more you participate, the more points you'll earn.


• Can I change teams after I join?
  Once you've joined a team, you will play for that team through the rest of the tourney. You will not be able to switch to another team, so choose carefully.


• How can I tell how my team is performing?
  We will post daily results for the Yooyuball, Make Some Noise, Slushie Slinger, and Shootout Showdown match-ups, including the number of wins, losses, and draws.


• How many scores can I submit?
  You can play and submit your score as many times as you'd like. All of the scores you send will count toward your team's point total, but make sure you take some time out to eat and sleep!


• Am I able to earn Altador Cup Prize Shop points and Neopoints while contributing to my team's scores at the same time?
  Yes. By playing any of the four games (Yooyuball, Make Some Noise, Slushie Slinger, or Shootout Showdown), you'll be able to earn Neopoints while simultaneously helping your team and storing Prize Shop points for later. The only exception is during the tournament's four off days; on these days, you'll continue to earn Neopoints and Prize Shop points. Your performance on these days will not count toward your team's performance, however.


• What are practice rounds? Do practice scores count?
  Practice rounds are held in the days leading up to the tournament, when you can practice playing all of the Altador Cup games. Since these are practice rounds, the scores will not support your team, and you won't start earning any credits to use in the Altador Cup Prize Shop. You can, however, earn Neopoints for playing during the practice rounds.


• When will I get my prizes?
  The Prize Shop will go up after the final team standings and individual participation has been tallied. This will be on July 1st.


• How do I join a team?
  It's easy. Visit the team page and simply click on any team icon on the map to see details for that team. Once you see a team you like, click "Join Team" and start playing games to support your team's chances at Altador Cup gold.


• Can I earn Neopoints from playing the games in the Altador Cup?
  Yes, you will be awarded Neopoints for the first three scores you send per game each day. After you've maxed out Neopoints in each game for the day during the tournament, you should still continue to submit your scores, because all the scores you send will count toward your Prize Shop points and (except on off days) your team's total!


• I don't understand how the scores are displayed on the Schedules & Results page. Can you explain this?
  When viewing a single team:
  When looking at just the results of one team for a day (or all days), the format is as follows: the team icon in the first column is always the opposing team, regardless of whether they were the home or away team. The scores are preceded by a W, L, or D (for win, loss, or draw). Regardless of who won, the team whose results are being viewed are listed first. For example, if you are looking at Shenkuu's page and the result for their Yooyuball match is W (6 - 5), that means they won by a score of 6 to 5. If they'd lost 8 to 2, the result would be shown as L (2 - 8).
  
  
  When viewing multiple teams:
  If you view the results for multiple teams on one day (or all days), the format is as follows: the team icon in the first column is always the home team, and the icon in the 2nd column is always the away team. The scores are presented in the same format, with the home team given first regardless of whether they won or lost, and the road team listed second. For example, if the home team won 10-4, it will be shown as home team icon (10 - 4). However, if the home team lost, it'll be shown as road team icon (4 - 10).

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