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How does Solo shuffle arena mode work?
Solo Shuffle Arena is a type of PvP battle where six players (4 DPS and 2 Healers) fight 3v3. The difference from the standard arena is that in each new round, the players in the teams are shuffled in such a way that one team always has 2 DPS and 1 Healer. The Solo Shuffle continues for 6 rounds until all possible combinations of players have played. The round lasts until one of the players in the arena dies. The winner is the team in which all the players remain alive. At the end of the game, you receive a reward depending on how many rounds you win.
Can a character of any class and specialization play solo shuffle?
Yes, any classes and specializations can queue in Solo Shuffle. At the same time, tanks have a unique feature: the Protection Paladin queued as a healer, and other tanks queued as DPS.
What rewards can you get in Solo Shuffle?
The primary rewards for solo hustle are achievements and titles. Below is a list of all the rewards in the realities of WoW War Within Season 1, some of which you will also receive when purchasing the Soloist Title Boost:
- “Solo Aspirations” — complete 15 rounds;
- “Sole Survivor” — win 15 rounds;
- “Solely Motivated” — complete 50 rounds;
- “Successful Solos” — win 50 rounds;
- “Steadfast Soloist” — complete 150 rounds;
- “Supreme Soloist” — win 150 rounds.
The best players (the Top 0.1% of the rating ladder at the end of the PvP season) receive the achievement “Prized Legend: The War Within Season 2” and the Prized Legend Title.
How difficult is it to get the Soloist title?
The Solo Shuffle arena requires the player to have PvP skills and the ability to cooperate with different players because allies and opponents are mixed up every round. However, the Solo Shuffle’s complexity is not only in the PvP part — the queue can take up to 40 minutes, so the Soloist title boost service by the Epiccarry team will help save you a lot of time and effort.
How rare is the Soloist title?
Only 4% of WoW players have the Soloist title. Thus, our “Soloist Title Boost” service will help you stand out from the rest.
What do you need to play Solo Shuffle comfortably?
The best option would be to get bis PvP gear, regardless of your PvP skill. Every pro player strives to get the best PvP equipment because it dramatically increases the survivability and damage to your character.
Why is there no self-play mode for the Solo Shuffle boost service?
As the name suggests, this PvP mode cannot be played in a group. Account sharing is necessary so that our pro player can perform a boost.