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Each player plays solo, but to win you must do one of the following: | Each player plays solo, but to win you must do one of the following: | ||
* Get 6 waves ahead of your opponent (in 1v3 getting 6 waves ahead of any other player will knock them out) | * Get 6 waves ahead of your opponent (in 1v3 getting 6 waves ahead of any other player will knock them out) | ||
* | * Reach wave 31 (or 51 of playing as a team) first | ||
* Be furthest ahead (individually, or as a team) when the (5 minute) timer is up | * Be furthest ahead (individually, or as a team) when the (5 minute) timer is up. If levels are tied, time is taken into account. | ||
There are two main strategies for PvP. These are: | |||
* Outrun your opponent. This is the best/safest strategy if you have strong ships. However, if your opponent is stronger, or you lose your partner in 2v2 then: | |||
* Attack your opponent. Using [[Galaxy Ships]], [[Predator Ships]], S2 and S4 [[Drones]], and attack [[Wings]] you can send [[Traps]] to your opponent, making it more likely they will be defeated. | |||
There are 5 PvP modes. These are: | There are 5 PvP modes. These are: | ||
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* [[Arena]] | * [[Arena]] | ||
[[Galaxy Ships]] and certain [[ | [[Galaxy Ships]], [[Predator Ships]], [[S2 Drones]] and certain [[Wings]] can send attacks to your opponent(s) in PvP. The attack is sent to one of your opponents when you collect the ship or drone. | ||
* PvP Points | * PvP Points | ||
* [[PvP Seasons]] | * [[PvP Seasons]] | ||