Dont understand gladiator rank!

Gladiator - 25 winning streaks (10 or more consecutive wins)


It says that for the rank but what does it mean?


So i have to win 10 games on the run in team areans or random areans? Then after that i have to win another 15 games at any time?

And can i go on a different char and still hvae the title?

win 10 matches in a row in random or team arena and you earn a point towards the gladiator title. 25 10-win streaks will get you the title.

...I believe the account earns the title, but I'm not sure

It's the account, not the character.

And getting 20 consecutive wins does get you 2 points towards the title. (I remember some people being confused about that.)

So do you have to win 10 times on a run 25 times?

Yup.

http://www.coldblackeyes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=834

Lil' guild love there...

if you go in random areans, do you have to face teams from team areans or does it only pick people from random areans?

After you win 10 in a row, you stop fighting random teams and start fighting one from team arenas.

Does it take into consideration past winning streaks. I've played in random arenas and got transported to teams automatically but I don't have the Gladiator bar. Granted, this is way before they implemented titles.

When a team in RA is on a winning streak, but one of the members drops out, the spot gets filled with another RA player. If the team continues to win, it'll get transferred to TA even though the new guy hasn't been there for all ten wins.

So you're saying it does take into consideration winning streaks before factions was implemented?

No, it does not. It wasn't counting before the release of Factions, but this system (after 10 wins in RA you fight in TA) has been in effect for a long time.

Ok, thanks for the answer

Which titles are based per character?

I think the exploration of map is per character?

Just delete it?

Basically, the PvP titles and the "Friend of ______" are acount based, and the PvE titles (exploration, protector, identification, skill hunter) are character based.