For anyone who wants to dive into the competitive Ranked mode of Free Fire, the battle royale game requires you to reach level 5 to get qualified for Ranked matches. Once done, you’ll have a chance to level up your rank by earning Ranked Points aka RP. Below is everything you might want to know about the current Ranked-based system in Free Fire.
How the Ranked Mode and Rank Points (RP) work?
As mentioned above, players can start to achieve Rank Points at level 5. You need to collect RP by completing different missions and matches, then they’ll be awarded one of the seven ranks available in Free Fire.
For instance, the lowest tier is Bronze I, which is synonymous with you having to collect 1,000 Ranked Points. Have a look at the complete list below.
- Bronze (I, II, and III)
- Silver (I, II, and III)
- Gold (I, II, III, and IV)
- Platinum (I, II, III, and IV)
- Diamond (I, II, III, and IV)
- Heroic
- Grand Master
Unlike Bronze and Silver, players in Gold, Platinum, and Diamond tiers have to go through four sub-ranks before entering a higher rank. The concept of Ranked mode matches a player with the others who have the same tier as him to ensure the balance on the battlefield instead of grouping up a match with both amateurs and high-skilled players.
The number of Ranked Points given to you depends on your overall stats at the end of each Ranked match, such as final standing, kills, survival time, and more. Of course, the more RPs you get, the faster you’ll rank up in the game.
Free Fire Ranked Seasons
Garena also divides its rank system into two-month seasons, with your rank at the end of the current season will be used to determine your starting rank in the next season.
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