The Finals: Ranked Tournament System And Leaderboards
The Finals has just been released unexpectedly after a successful beta phase. The game comes with multiple quick-modes and also a Tournament mode which includes Normal and Ranked Tournaments.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Ranked Tournament in The Finals, including how the game mode works, the different ranks and the available leaderboards for each season.
Note: As of season 3, Embark Studios have overhauled the Ranked League system by changing the ranked game mode to Terminal Attack which is a 5v5, single-life, attack-and-defend game mode in which contestants take turns delivering and using the decryption key to the terminal.
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Ranked Tournament Requirements:
To be able to play Ranked Tournaments in The Finals, you would first need to play 60 rounds of the game in order to unlock the Ranked Tournament game mode. You can play some casual in the start to unlock the regular tournament and play that to unlock ranked faster as you will be able to play up to 3 rounds each tournament if you are able to make it to the final round.
Ranked Tournament System
As of Season 3, the ranked mode has been changed to Ranked Terminal Attack. Terminal Attack is pretty similar to the rest of the competitive game mode in other games such as Counter-Strike or Search & Destroy in Call of Duty.
There will be 10 players divided into teams of 2 and would take turns attacking or defending the terminal, you need to win 7 rounds in order to secure the victory. There is no healing, revives or gadgets recharging so you need to be cautious on how you approach the game as a whole, however you can still regenerate your health up to a 100.
Ranked Terminal Attack Rules:
Here is the complete rule set for Ranked Terminal Attacks:
Game Rules:
Length: Up to 13 rounds (Win 7 out of 13 rounds)
League Progression: Yes
Limited Health Regeneration: Up to 100 HP
No Revives
No Respawns
Healing Beam and Defibrillator are not allowed and replaced by other equipment.
Teams switch side after certain rounds.
Ranked Tournament Ranks
There’s a total of 6 leagues or ranks that you need to climb in order to reach the top of The Finals. Each league has four tiers that you need to go through in order to reach the next league. Season 3 introduced a new league called the Ruby League, this league is exclusive to the top 500 players on the leaderboard at the end of each season.
At the start of the season each player would need to play 8 placements matches to determine their starting rank after which they will climb the ranks by earning Fame Points (now called Rank Score), each tier has a set amount of Rank Score (RS) that needs to be earned in order to be promoted to that tier. You receive Rank Score depending on your rankings and on which round you were knocked out, the amount is also dependent on your rank and will increase the higher ranked you are.
Here’s a breakdown of all the Leagues in The Finals Ranked Tournament and the required Rank Score (RS) to reach each specific tier:
Bronze
Bronze 4 (0 RS)
Bronze 3 (2,500 RS)
Bronze 2 (5,000 RS)
Bronze 1 (7,500 RS)
Silver
Silver 4 (10,000 RS)
Silver 3 (12,500 RS)
Silver 2 (15,000 RS)
Silver 1 (17,500 RS)
Gold
Gold 4 (20,000 RS)
Gold 3 (22,500 RS)
Gold 2 (25,000 RS)
Gold 1 (27,500 RS)
Platinum
Platinum 4 (30,000 RS)
Platinum 3 (32,500 RS)
Platinum 2 (35,000 RS)
Platinum 1 (37,500 RS)
Diamond
Diamond 4 (40,000 RS)
Diamond 3 (42,500 RS)
Diamond 2 (45,000 RS)
Diamond 1 (47,500 RS)
Ruby
Ruby (Top 500 players)
The amount of RS you can earn in a season is not capped and the top 500 players with the most Rank Score are placed in the Ruby League which contains additional rewards at the end of the season. Each league that you achieve unlocks a new reward that you will receive once the season ends.
World Tour
World Tour is a casual game mode in The Finals which also contains ranks and has frequent events featuring different rules and modes. You obtain Win Points based on your tournament placements, from which you would climb the ranks. The ranks go from Bronze to Emerald and you earn World Tour badges and rewards according to your rank. You do not lose any points if you lose so you can only progress upwards without having to worry about losing your rank.
The ranks in World Tour and the Win Points (WP) required for each rank are as follows:
Bronze
Bronze 4 (25 WP)
Bronze 3 (50 WP)
Bronze 2 (75 WP)
Bronze 1 (100 WP)
Silver
Silver 4 (150 WP)
Silver 3 (200 WP)
Silver 2 (250 WP)
Silver 1 (300 WP)
Gold
Gold 4 (375 WP)
Gold 3 (450 WP)
Gold 2 (525 WP)
Gold 1 (600 WP)
Platinum
Platinum 4 (700 WP)
Platinum 3 (800 WP)
Platinum 2 (900 WP)
Platinum 1 (1,000 WP)
Diamond
Diamond 4 (1,150 WP)
Diamond 3 (1,300 WP)
Diamond 2 (1,450 WP)
Diamond 1 (1,600 WP)
Emerald
Emerald 4 (1,800 WP)
Emerald 3 (2,000 WP)
Emerald 2 (2,200 WP)
Emerald 1 (2,400 WP)
The Win Points breakdown in World Tour is as follows:
Knocked out in round one - 0 Win Points
Knocked out in round two - 6 Win Points
Lose the final round - 14 Win Points
Win the final round - 25 Win Points
There is also a ranked leaderbo
Ranked Tournament Leaderboards
Update: Embark Studios have moved their leaderboards to a new domain and the previous season leaderboards can not be accessed now. (Closed Beta till Season 2)
There is also a ranked leaderboard that showcases the top 1000 players in The Finals based on the amount of Fame Points that they have. The leaderboard keeps track of the players level, the total cash amount cashed out and their FP.
You can take a look at the current leaderboards in-game or on their website which also has their previous ranked seasons leaderboard as well.
Previous Season Leaderboards:
