New Brawl Stars ranking list
NXT Arthur & NXT Tex have done it! The up-and-coming talents have fought their way to the top of the global Brawl Stars rankings and reached a milestone in their careers. Thanks to outstanding game mechanics, strategic thinking and quick fingers, they dominated the ladder together and set new standards in competitive Brawl Stars.
Two days after the release of the new ranked mode and numerous games, its success caused a stir in the community – but what actually happened? Brawl Stars regularly releases updates that can fundamentally change the game. In this case, a new ranked mode was integrated, which included new game modes. Imagine if the zone rules in basketball were changed every few weeks – a fundamental change is necessary.
But the most curious thing: all the elopoints used to measure the ranking were set to 0, so Tex & Arthur had to play everything from scratch!
What is Brawlstars?
Brawl Stars is an action-packed multiplayer mobile game that combines team-based combat, strategy and arcade gameplay. Players compete against each other in various game modes – from 3v3 battles to solo and duo showdowns or even 5v5 battles.
You control unique characters, the Brawlers, who each have their own abilities and play styles. Depending on the mode, different tasks need to be mastered in order to complete the game victoriously:
- Jewels must be collected in Gem Grab
- In Brawl Ball, goals must be scored with a ball.
- In Heist, damage must be inflicted on a safe
- In Hot Zone, a zone must be occupied and held
- In Bounty, opponents must be eliminated in order to collect their bounty
What is the “ladder”?
In esports, the term ladder refers to a ranking system in which teams or players collect points through regular matches and move up or down a ranking (leaderboard).
Ranked matches in Brawl Stars are subject to special rules: Through a pick and ban phase , characters are first alternately banned and then selected in order to be able to react to the opponent’s Brawlers. It can therefore be said that Brawl Stars requires not only mechanical skill, but also strategies before the game begins. One of a total of 18 maps from six different modes is played at a time.
Arthur – a special talent
At the age of 14, Arthur joined the esports player foundation – at that time he was still too young to take part in official competitions. But instead of letting this discourage him, he used the time to develop himself further. Over the course of two years, he worked on his skills in a disciplined manner, analyzing his own gameplay, optimizing his strategy and continuously honing his playing style. His development as a player is supported by professional coaches from the esports player foundation.
His development was not limited to the game itself. The esports player foundation attaches great importance to a balanced diet, regular exercise and a structured sleep routine – aspects that are essential for performing at the top level in the long term. It supports its talents with experts and coaches in the implementation of healthy routines and knowledge transfer. With his conscious and professional approach, Arthur embodies exactly the values that the esports player foundation promotes: Performance, respect and fair play.
Expansion in Brawl Stars
XPERION NXT only founded the Brawl Stars team in February – just one month later, huge successes are already in the books, winning over critics and the community alike
The team qualified for two leagues, defeated one of the eight best teams in Europe in the competition and is now also showing its strength in the ladder. A complete success for the coaches Lukas Tadomari (epf) and Umberto Santarello (Headcoach NXT)!
More information about the foundation can be found here!
What’s next for Brawl Stars NXT?
With 1st place in the world rankings, Arthur & Tex may now be hot candidates for international tournaments – but the truth is somewhat different. The ranking has a certain significance, but is difficult to compare with the official Supercell competitions, as different skills are required in the ladder than in esports. Fundamental differences in map selection and mode selection distinguish the ranking list from the official competition – nevertheless, all esports players in Brawl Stars play this mode when they have no training with their teams.
The question remains as to whether the team can also prove its dominance in the Brawl Stars Championship. Fans can look forward to seeing what comes next – the team will be competing again next weekend.