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How are raid medals calculated

By Matthew Lynch
September 22, 2023
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Introduction:

Raid medals are an essential part of many online multiplayer games, rewarding players for their skill and dedication in successfully completing raids. However, determining how these medals are calculated can be quite confusing. In this article, we will explore how raid medals are calculated to help you improve your performance and earn more rewards.

1. Damage dealt:

The most common factor in raid medal calculations is the amount of damage dealt by a player during a raid. This not only encompasses damage done to the boss but also to any additional enemies (i.e., minions) that appear during the fight. Players who can deal massive amounts of damage in a short time are likely to receive higher raid medals.

2. Raid objectives completed:

Many raids have specific objectives or tasks that players must complete during gameplay. Accomplishing these tasks often results in bonus points or multipliers being added to your overall raid medal score. Be attentive to these objectives and do your best to complete them to boost your raid medal haul.

3. Time taken:

The time it takes for a player or team to complete a raid can also influence the number of raid medals awarded. Generally, the quicker a team finishes, the more medals that team receives. This incentivizes players to strategize, cooperate, and optimize their gameplay skills for faster completion times.

4. Damage taken:

Some games also consider the amount of damage received by a player during a raid while calculating medal scores. Efficiently avoiding and mitigating damage will cause your overall raid medal earnings to rise. This aspect rewards not only offensive skills but defensive prowess as well.

5. Number of deaths/revives:

In various raid-enabled games, dying too often during encounters may lead to reduced scores on the final tally-sheet for raid medals. Likewise, reviving fallen comrades might lead to additional points being earned towards your total medal count.

6. Individual performance vs. team performance:

While some games place more emphasis on individual performances when calculating raid medals, others prioritize teamwork and cooperation. Therefore, bear in mind your game’s specific mechanics, as outstanding personal achievements might not always translate into a hefty sum of raid medals.

Conclusion:

The calculation of raid medals varies from game to game, with different factors and weights assigned to various aspects. To maximize your medal count, focus on dealing high amounts of damage, completing objectives, minimizing damage taken and deaths while promoting teamwork and quick completion times. By honing your skills in these areas, you will be well on your way to earning more raid medals and basking in the glory that comes with them.

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