It’s interesting to see that Capcom seems to be opting for a League of Legends style MMR system, rather than the straight system of Player Points that was used in Ultra Street Fighter 4. After that, the final ranks seem to go Master, Grand Master, Ultimate Grand Master, Warlord and finally Hero. You start at Rookie, working your way through Bronze, Super Bronze, Ultra Bronze, Silver, Super Silver and so on until you get up Ultra Diamond. It is also confirmed that there will be online qualifiers for Capcom Cup 2016, meaning that you can possibly get on the board to compete at the Capcom Cup Finals by winning online.Īs for the online ranks in Street Fighter V, the ranking convention has changed compared to Ultra Street Fighter 4 and is more like the ranking system found in Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3.

As for the Capcom Pro Tour locations, tournaments you’d expect like EVO, CEO and Dreamhack are there but tournaments you wouldn’t think would have Premier status are there like Hypespotting up in Scotland and the lack of Premier status for events like Manilla Cup. Street Fighter V’s supposed boss character, Fun, is also found within the beta’s files so we should hopefully this what this boss looks like very soon, seeing as they are the last character of the official roster to be revealed. The characters are Juri, Alex, Balrog (or Boxer for international audiences), Urien, Ibuki and Guile. Due to dataminers cracking and going into the files of the PC version of the Street Fighter V beta, we now have confirmation on the first batch of DLC characters that will be released for Capcom’s fighter, as well as the possible locations for the Capcom Pro Tour 2016 and the names of the online ranks for ranked play.

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