How are medal determined in fall guys fall ball game?
I have seen different type of medals so it is not only gold for winners as some other games.
I'm guessing it is based on the score or score difference ? I don't know if it is the same for the whole team or if it is based on some individual performance.
Is there some rules of how gold/silver/bronze medals are given in fall ball minigame ?
Best Answer
No sources but think its this way:
In races:
- Gold for 1st place
- Sliver for top 20% of qualified.
- Bronze for top 50% qualified.
- Normal badge for everybody else.
Teamgames:
- Gold for the 1st place team
- Silver for the 2nd place team (if not eliminated)
- Bronze for the 3rd place team (if not eliminated)
Survival games:
- Gold for all survivors
Finales:
- Gold for the winner.
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