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Altador Cup 3 - Avatar

How to get:
Rank 1 level up to get this avatar.

One way to do this is by winning 50 games (not goals) of Yooyuball.

Or play about 700 games of Make Some Noise.

But it's advised that you play a mixture of games and try to go level 1.
I am testing to see if you will get the avatar by just playing Make Some Noise.
If not, I will try to play some mixture of games.
Will come back to update.
If you know something about this, let me know. Thanks.

Update:
When you have meet the requirement for going into Level 1, you will have the Something Has Happened like this:

This is my boy's score.

Kind of off from what some of the recommended calculation.
(You can find the calculation from jelly neo.

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Shenkuu Supporter

Posted by kreai in Altador Cup 3

I am only good at Making Some Noise.
So I am going all out to play this game.
Although I am a week late into this game.
Shenkuu Go! Go! Go!

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Altador Cup III - Teams

Posted by kreai in Altador Cup 3

There are 12 teams to choose.

Last year Winners were :
Darigan Citadel
Roo Island
Shenkuu

This year's teams are:

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Altador Cup III - News

Posted by kreai in Altador Cup 3

News:
Where is Kiko Lake?!?
12th June

Now that every other team has arrived at the Altador Colosseum and the pre-tournament practice sessions are well underway, the big question on everyone's mind is: where is Kiko Lake?!?

No one has seen or heard anything from them, and after initially extending the 9th Day of Relaxing mandatory arrival date an additional 48 hours, the Altador Cup Committee has declared that they will not be able to let Kiko Lake participate in the tournament. The committee has, however, set up an investigation into the team's whereabouts and sent out a search party to try and track them down.

When asked to comment on Kiko Lake's exclusion from the tournament, a committee member said, "There's far too much happening for us to simply hold an open place for them. For example, a schedule of pre-tournament training matches has been put together for the Colosseum. Including Kiko Lake on that schedule could create a situation whereby, if they fail to show up, their opponents will unfairly wind up with less practice matches than the other teams.""

Additionally, waiting for Kiko Lake has required us to hold up ticket sales, since you can imagine what a nightmare it would be to have to give refunds to all those Kiko Lake fans who bought tickets to see a team that failed to arrive. It's quite a shame, since we were really looking forward to having the largest field in the tournament's history.

Alas, I'm afraid it was not meant to be..."