Guide to Undawn's Elite Eliminator

In the world of Undawn, you should have become a fairly good shot by now. While taking down the zombie hordes, many of you will have also found some allies to fight alongside. But there's one game mode in particular where you can show just how strong you've become, and that's the Elite Eliminator! Let's take a closer look at the Elite Eliminator today.

**How to Join the Elite Eliminator**

First, the Elite Eliminator is only open on Sundays between 20:30 and 21:30, so don't miss it! Second, you need to be at least Lv. 35 to take part. Finally, you can choose whether to take part individually or in a team. That's up to you!

In short, it's not too hard to join the Elite Eliminator, so long as you're Lv. 35 or over and you're online at the right time. So if you're a fan of PvP, you should set an alarm so you don't miss the competition.

**How the Elite Eliminator Competition Works**

The Elite Eliminator is a bit like a ladder tournament. You'll earn more points the more times you win, and the game will play out based on how many points you have, while also dividing you into one of nine tiers depending on your score at each stage. In short, the Elite Eliminator decides your PvP level in the simplest way possible, although there are many more details that are worth knowing as well.

1. Tiers: There are nine tiers in the competition, going from Budding Soldier at the bottom to Glorious Fighter at the top. That said, at the end of each season, the top 50 players in the Glorious Fighter tier will also be granted the title of Conqueror, so there are essentially ten tiers in all.

2. Points: Players will start the season with 800 points, and will earn more for each match they win. However, the number of points won or lost based on the outcome of the match isn't set in stone, and will depend upon how many points your opponent has.

3. Season length: Not all seasons are the same length, and you can find exact dates on the screen in-game. At the end of each season, the system will automatically allocate tiers and rewards. At the beginning of a new season, players will automatically drop two tiers, forcing them to climb the ladder again.

4. Matches: Battles in the Elite Eliminator are to the death, and whether you win or lose is decided in one round only, so it's a pretty fast game.

And that's it! Overall, the Elite Eliminator isn't too complicated, so you shouldn't have any problems getting started.

**Elite Eliminator Rewards**

The Elite Eliminator is an ordinary PvP game, but to encourage more players to take part, there are various different rewards available.

First, each season includes tier rewards. As soon as you manage to reach a new tier, you will receive a reward. What type of reward you get depends on the tier: the higher the tier, the better the rewards!

Second, each season also includes final tier rewards, meaning a large number of supplies will be allocated based on the player's final tier. These rewards are very valuable, so don't miss out!

Finally, there are also participation rewards available each week after the competition starts. This means that you will receive 100 participation points for every match you win, and 75 for every match you lose. When you reach 100, 200, and 300 points, you will receive a corresponding reward. You should also know that you can only obtain these rewards once, although they reset each week. Players who prefer PvE are therefore still encouraged to take part. After all, you will still receive a reward, even if you lose four times.

**Conclusion**

The Elite Eliminator is a PvP competition for players on all servers. It is a thrilling competition that plays out very quickly, and victory or defeat is decided in a single round, meaning that there's no room for error. There are many different rewards available in the competition as well, meaning that all kinds of players can take part. So, if you think you're a star shooter, don't miss out. The Elite Eliminator is the place to prove it!