Gamer

The Gamer title is an account based title given to players who win festival games. These festival games are listed below, along with the points you get if you win that game. This title can be displayed in the "Honor" monument from tier 3 onwards.

Gamer title track


! Tier || Title !! Gamer points
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 * 1 || Skillz (1) || 1,000
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 * 2 || Pro Skillz (2) || 2,000
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 * 3 || Numchuck Skillz (3) || 4,000
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 * 4 || Mad Skillz (4) || 7,000
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 * 5 || Über Micro Skillz (5) || 12,000
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 * 6 || Gosu Skillz (6) || 20,000
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 * 7 || 1337 Skillz (7) || 32,500
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 * 8 || iddqd Skillz (8) || 50,000
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 * 9 || T3h Haxz0rz Skillz (9) || 70,000
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 * 10 || Pure Pwnage Skillz (10) || 90,000
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 * 11 || These skillz go to (11) || 110,000
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 * 12 || Real Ultimate Power Skillz (12) || 135,000
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Acquisition
The following table shows the number of gamer points gained for the different festival games that award them:

Trivia

 * "Numchuck Skillz" is a reference to Napoleon Dynamite and the nunchaku weapon.
 * "Über Micro Skillz" refers to the term "micro" or micromanagement. It is commonly used in RTS games, such as Starcraft, for being able to control several units at the same time efficiently. More specifically, "über-micro" was coined in Pure Pwnage episode 2.
 * "Gosu Skillz" is a reference to the term originating in Korea for someone highly skilled. Often used amongst Baduk players and later in multiplayer games like Starcraft (RTS), Counter-Strike (FPS) and others.
 * "1337" is a form of word Leet, name of "elite" dialect used in Internet.
 * "iddqd" refers to the cheat code for God Mode in Doom.
 * "Pure Pwnage" refers to the mockumentary series Pure Pwnage.
 * "These Skillz Go To", which is displayed on a character as "These skillz Go To (11)" refers to the up to eleven idiom which originated in the mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap.
 * "Real Ultimate Power" is a reference to the Real Ultimate Power internet phenomenon.