Questionpoint: all game modes, explains

Questionpoint is a 5V5 hero shooter that uses a unique Shard card system to give the proven and real team-based gameplay an entertaining turn. While the core experience about teamwork and strategy is about, the game also offers a variety of exciting game modes for those who want something else.

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If you are looking for chaotic action in the arcade style, Questionpoint I will not disappoint you. The game against parasites up to 1. V1 against opponents offers a lot of variety in the game modes. This guide will break down all available game modes so that you can find the one who best suits your playing style.

Shard Clash Game mode in question

This is the standard game mode in which you Play as a team of five lancers. There is an attacking side and a defending side. The aim of the attack side is to plant and protect the converter until the timer runs. The task of the defending side is to defuse the converter.

The game will be as Best of seven Around the targets. Each team has the chance to inject Shard points in order to unlock Shard cards at the beginning of each round. When the game ends in a tie in the seventh round, the game is introduced to a 1v1 duel mode.

There are three variations of this game mode that you can play:

Game mode	Description
standard	Casual Game mode in which the normal rules apply.
Advanced standard	Casual Game mode in which extended rules apply. Each team has to choose a card captain who makes decisions about the team's Shard cards. The game has a regular phase in which the card captains alternate and select cards.
Rank	This is the ranking -matchmaking system in question. The rank list -Shard -Clash is played as the best of 11. Players under Diamond Rang will play the standard -Shard clash rules, while the players above the diamond rank follow the rules of the Advanced Shard Clash. In ranking games, both teams SHARD cards move from the same pool. It is not influenced by the player's progression.

Both Advanced Standard and Ranged Shard Clash will activate Level 30.

Arcade game modes in question

If you don't want to play the Shard Clash Game mode QuestionpointThere are a number of other arcade options that you can try. Click from the lobby in the game in the game on games and switch to the arcade area to display all your options.

The arcade section in Questionpoint has Five games you can try. The first two (battle and arcade rotations) will go through every 72 hours, while the last three are permanent.

You can check all the upcoming games in Battle and Arcade rotations by right-clicking in game mode.

Game mode	Description
Combat rotation	It has modes like Team Deathmatch (random /standard), Glunite grave and free of charge for everyone in certain cards.
Arcade rotation	It has modes like Mirror Clash, Sniper Deathmatch, captures the core, the chaos -Clash, a recording, etc.
outbreak	A unique game mode in which the players kick against infected parasites. A hit from the parasite, and they also turn into one of them and hunt others survivors. The infected side wins by transforming all survivors and the survivors win through the timer. The skills of the lancers are improved in this game mode.
Duel master	Duel Master is a 1V1 game mode in which the players alternately compete against each other. The player who is defeated loses a life. When a player loses her whole life, he will be eliminated. The last man standing, wins the game. Make sure you set up your sensitivity perfectly to get your opponents an advantage.
Scrimmage	This is the standard deathmatch in which you compete against other players in a complete free-for-all setup. There are no rules, no timers and no Shard cards. Only you, your hero and your weapons against the rest. They respawn immediately after dying. If you kill an enemy hero, health collection will fall that restore your health. There are no penalties for leaving the game.

QuestionpointThe massive variety of games makes it an entertaining experience for players of all skills. Regardless of whether you are for these serious 5V5 battles, in which you can dominate your opponents with your superior target skills or for a more relaxed game session with bizarre game modes with parasites and duels, there is always something for everyone.