Second weekly FNCS qualification session this weekend. The previous event had been particularly difficult for the French duets, with only three pairs qualified. It remains to be hoped that the FRs in the running will be less disputed this time spawns worked upstream.
The FNCS having always taken place in online, these will in principle not be disturbed at all by the containment regulations and the Coronavirus crisis.
Ranking – PC Semi-final
All the duos present below are qualified for the final
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If you have not yet taken the time to study the rules of the competition, these can be found below in a simplified version.
Weekly qualifications are done in three stages:
- Stage 1: Saturdays from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.: all the players who are arena champions can participate, the players have 3 hours to play 10 games, the 1000 best duets go to step 2.
- Stage 2: Saturdays from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m .: 3 hours to play 10 games, the 50 best duets go to stage 3.
- Stage 3: Sundays from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m .: 3 hours to play up to 6 games, the 20 best duets are qualified for the Stage Group.
Point system for each match
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The Group stage
The Stage Group is more intensive: it is played from April 17 to 19. The duos therefore only have 4 sessions to successfully qualify for the Grand Final.
Each round lasts 3 hours and players can only play 6 games during this time, with one game starting automatically every 30 minutes. Players will have to choose between staying in their game, or leaving to catch the next game that is about to start.
At the end of a round, you have to be in the Top 12 of the ranking to qualify for the grand final.
With 4 heats and 12 qualified each time, 48 duos will have their place in the Grand Final.
The Grand Final
It is played on April 19, it contains the 48 duets who will have managed to make a Top 12 during one of the stages of the Stage Group, and it is she who will determine the big winners of the Fortnite Champion Series.
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