Gym

This is the single-player-only location where you first spawn when loading up the game after you have calibrated.

This is where you will learn your poses and beat Howard to unlock online play!

## Combat Study

Here is where you will learn the new moves you unlock and see what the limits of the poses are with the pose ghosts.

### Game Settings

When you first enter the combat study the settings tablet will be to your left. here you can customize things to your liking. NOTE: low actually means off in many cases on the settings board.

\*How to edit settings beyond this to be added to the wiki\*

### Essentials Tablet

This is a tablet beside the move board with six pages which will teach the player the basic rules of poses and earthbending.

\*Article not done yet\* (Will source the 6 pages of the tablet and put their contents here)

### Move Board

Here is where you will drop off your scrolls to unlock more guides. Once you have done that, they will be added to the three pages of the move board. You can move the handle attached to the selector to choose which ghost guide you would like to use. Make sure you check all three pages to make sure you aren't forgetting to learn any moves!

You can check the limits of the poses here by moving your hands around near the ghost to see what counts. The ghost hand turns green instead of yellow when your hand is in a valid position. This is a fantastic way to find what is easiest or most comfortable for you.

### Sprint Guide

Sprint has a separate tablet to teach it to you. This is partially because sprint is the only move that does not require the last ground that you touched to be dirt.

*"If you ever feel like you're too slow, you could try SPRINTING! By repeatedly moving as shown on the example to the right, you will gradually build up speed. SPRINTING only works in one direction at a time, if you change direction, you'll have to build up speed all over again."*

### Targets

There are many targets spread about the combat study! These are labelled with several dots which represent their power values. They are fun for aiming practice but also for playing with how strong certain structures are.

## Rumble Station

You will spawn here in the dirt spawn circle next to the adjustable hanging ball.

### Telephone

*"You can use it to find other FIGHTERS, and to add them to your friend list! While hosting a Park, an additional button will appear that allows you to invite fighters to come join you in your Park Session!"*

#### Friend List

A scrollable list of all the people you have added as a friend on RUMBLE.

#### Fighter Options

Select a name from your Friends List, Recently Met, Fighter Finder, or Notifications to use these options on the selected fighter.

Send a friend request/remove a friend and hide/show notifications from this fighter.

#### Fighter Finder

Has a button which will open a text box on your monitor to type or paste a friend code to select a fighter that you don't have listed elsewhere. Your friend code can be found by pushing the button to the right labelled *"copy own ID to clipboard."*

#### Recently Met

Pull up the lever on the left to bring up the recently met page. Here you can select one of the last **6** most recent fighters you played with from the current play session (You cannot access the recent list from other play sessions.) The list does not scroll.

#### Notifications

Pull up the lever on the right to bring up the recently met page. Here you can select one of the notifications you have received for a friend request or a park invite. Both will make the phone ring.

### Region Selection Map

Here you can move the selector to change your region with the yellow handle. The region that you select decides which people you can get matched up against. The game uses peer-to-peer connection which means that you want to choose the regions you are closest to since the ping delay you feel will be based on how far you are from your opponent and not how far you are from the server.

The selector shows the total number of people currently playing in that region as well as your ping to the server. NOTE: This server is just what matches you with people and **does not** tell you what your ping to that opponent will be. Sometimes players will join more populated regions because their region has few players. This could result in you having bad ping if they are the host.

The available regions are: Asia, Australia, Canada, Europe, India, Japan, Russia West, Russia East, South Africa, South Africa, South Korea, US West, US East.

The most popular server is US East, followed by US West and Europe.

### Belt tree

This tree is between the region selection map and the rank status tablet. Along its trunk, you can see all the belts you have unlocked so far. Your character will be wearing the highest belt on that tree.

### Rank Status Tablet

This tablet is next to the belt tree and the region selection map. On this tablet, you can see your current rank (pebble-white, cobble-yellow, boulder-green, tor-blue, monolith-red, mountain-black). You can also see your progress towards the next rank. The progress goes up based on the BP that you get from battles.

You get 5BP for a win, 2BP for a loss, and 1BP for a disconnection (yes this means losing is better than quitting the game).

Here are the requirements for reaching each rank:
 Cobble -> Boulder
 Boulder -> Tor
 Tor -> Monolith
 Monolith -> Mountain

### Daily Leaderboards

Here you can see the top five BP gainers of the current day. You can also see your placement on the daily leaderboards as well as your BP for that day.

The daily leaderboard resets every day at 7pm central standard time.

### Park Board

*"With it you can configure what kind of Park Session you want to host, or find a Park Session hosted by someone else instead! When you've made your choices, simply step into the GONDOLA to the left to proceed."*

#### Park Details

Select to host or join a park. Select the theme: Anything Goes, Mini-Games, Training, or Tournament.

#### Host a Park

Select public or private. Set the max fighter count from 2-6.

#### Join a Park

\*Article not yet finished feel free to contribute\*

### Gondola

*"Stepping inside will take you to the Park which is a large area where you can play with up to FIVE other fighters! Whether you host or join a park depends on the current settings on the PARK BOARD to the right."*

### Community Board

*"If you have feedback to share about RUMBLE, or if you have found a bug you wish to report, you can press the button on the right. our feedback page will open in your web browser where you can share your findings directly with the developers."*

Feedback Forum Link

*"Additionally, if you'd like to join the game's official Discord server, you can press the button on the left!"*

Discord Server Link

### Matchmaking Lever

This is the lever which is placed to the left behind the region selection map all the way in the corner. When you pull this lever, the game will start looking for other players who are waiting to be matched in the same selected region as you who fit your filter requirements to match you together.

#### Rank Filter Slider

To the left of the lever, there is a slider for selecting which types of players you want to be matched with.

The options given are:

* Any rank - default
* Same rank only - Only fight with players who are at the same belt as you.
* 1 rank away - Fight players at your rank **as well as** players one rank above or below your rank.
* 2 ranks away - Fight players at your rank **as well as** players two ranks above or below your rank.
* 3 ranks away - Fight players at your rank **as well as** players three ranks above or below your rank.
* Friends only - Only match with people you have added as RUMBLE friends (You still get BP for fighting friends).

## Howard's Yard

### Howard

Howard is your personal training robot. He is on a curved track which he can slide left and right on. he has three different difficulty modes, and you must defeat him once by dealing 20 damage to unlock the online features of RUMBLE. If you can't break at the tablet after beating him then check the troubleshooting page.

### Howard Settings Panel

*Note: You cannot use the levers while Howard is moving. Wait until he stops and then it will let you grab it.*

#### Howard Difficulty

This is the left lever, and it has three positions to adjust the difficulty of Howard. The higher levels will use more interesting moves, but it does not get exceedingly difficult yet.

#### Howard Power

This lever will let you turn Howard on and off. He is defaulted to off as leaving him on can be a bit annoying if you enter his area while practicing moves and combos.