Oh boy, let me tell you about this whole “THE FINALS” World Tour rewards thing. I jumped into the game, you know, just to see what’s up, and bam, Season 3 was in full swing. I saw something about World Tour rewards, and I thought, “Hey, why not? Let’s give it a shot.”
So, I started playing, trying to rack up those wins. It wasn’t easy, I gotta say. Some of those other players were pretty good. But I kept at it, match after match. I even managed to climb up that leaderboard a bit. Not all the way to the top, but hey, I wasn’t doing too bad either. You get a World Tour Badge, and it goes from bronze to silver, and so on, depending on how well you do.
- Bronze: Got this pretty quick. Just needed to play a few matches.
- Silver: This took a bit more effort. Had to actually win some games.
- Gold: Okay, now we’re talking. This was tough. Real competition.
I got my hands on some Multibucks, which is nice. I was under the impression that they were rewards for the World Tour and they’re premium currency in the game, and they’re given out at the end of the season. I’m guessing I’ll get them on the first day of Season 4. It was also mentioned that reaching Gold 1 would allow me to compete for the Emerald rank when “The Finals” event in the World Tour kicks off later in the season. Now, I’m not sure if these rewards are just some in-game currency, or if there are other goodies too, like exclusive cosmetics. There was also this new community event and some event changes. I didn’t really dive into those, but it sounded interesting. Lots of changes, you know? Balance stuff, new events, the whole shebang.
At the end of the season, they sent out those Multibucks. Turns out, it wasn’t just for the World Tour. Even if you just made it to Bronze 4, you got some. So, that was a nice little surprise. It’s cool that they reward you even if you’re not like, a top-tier player.
Anyway, that’s my little adventure with the World Tour rewards. It was fun, a bit of a grind, but hey, free stuff is free stuff, right?
