The difference between the two is not how much time you spend on it, but rather how well understand its structure and how you plan your bo7 accounts playtime.
1. Start Late and Surprisingly Be Strong: The Zombies leaderboard
Zombies is a leaderboard that you can use to learn valuable lessons for other ranked events.
What the players actually saw: 1.1 Early vs. late start bot lobbies
Players have reported vastly different experiences, based solely on when they first started the event.
Why is this happening?
It is very likely that the leaderboards are based on event-based segments or SBMM. Early starters are grouped together with the most competitive and energetic players. If you wait to start, you'll often be placed in brackets that are easier and reward even the smallest effort.
The pattern of similar events from previous seasons repeats itself:
Hour-one and Day-one players are the most sweaty. The average scoreboard will be much lower if you arrive late.
What does this mean for future leaderboard competitions?
If you happen to run into another event where rank is important (e.g. a unique camo for top 5):
If you find yourself always behind impossible scores in future leaderboard events, starting later with a simple first game can make it much easier to manage.
2. Basic Rally Point: Personal Missions and Community Goals
Next up, the Rally Point. It's good to know that this event doesn't have a ranking system, so you won't be racing against anyone.
2.1 Two parallel tracks
Rally Point features two distinct tracks of progress:
You're not competing but collaborating.
On the left you can fill up your own progress bars to earn guaranteed rewards.
- On the left, the whole community pushes together huge numbers.
You will receive a reward if you finish a personal task. If the community achieves a global objective, all you have to do is participate in order to receive the reward.
All main modes will count, but with different medal values
Medals can be earned in four major categories:
This allows you to play the games you are most comfortable with. Your choice of mode also directly impacts the number games you require for each task.
Multiplayer or Warzone are great if you excel at PvP. Zombies and Co-op are great for those who prefer a more relaxed grind.
3. The 5 missions, medals & rewards in Quick Overview
This is a birds-eye view before breaking down each of the missions:
Mission 5's Operator skin, Mission 4's camo and Mission 2's weapon charm are the best rewards if you have limited time.
\ 4. Breakdown of Missions with Mode Efficiency
Mission 1 – Generic Medals, Just Play Well
You can earn generic awards by achieving high performance in the chosen mode.
- Reward: 50 medals with animated Nated emblem
Animated Power of Seven calling cards - Community reward of 500M medals
You can complete this mission almost automatically if you have a decent MP score and are able to win consistently.
Zombies and Co-op allows you to progress even if you have a bad win rate or tilt.
Mission 2 – Skull Medals Kill Volume
This mission is easy: Get eliminations.
- Personal Reward: 2,000 Medals Stamp of Approval weapon Charm
- Community reward : 20B medals
If you're an experienced PvP player then Multiplayer will come fast to you: 20-30 Kills per match add up quickly.
If your PvP K/D experience is painful, Zombies can provide you with a comfortable environment. A high-round run will easily allow you to break 1,000+ kills. You can then spread the rest over a few sessions.
4.3 Mission 3 Airplane Medals Streak-based Kills
This mission requires kills that are a result of streak mechanics such as scorestreaks.
- Personal Reward: 50 Medals - Surfing for thrills emote
- Community reward: 400M coins - Gun Screen
Focus on value over flashy play if your high-tier streaks don't seem to get you any kills. Use tools and abilities that will help you clear a group of enemies.
Mission 4 – Headshot medals: Aim high for a Camo
This mission rewards critical and headshot kills.
Dossier Deletion (clean and usable, but not animated)
- Medals for the community: 12B reticle
If you are naturally aiming around your upper chest/head area, you will get 50 headshots much faster than you imagine.
Zombies will help you improve your aim. Just lower your sensitivity level, keep the crosshair at your head's height and earn medals as you build your muscle memory.
4.5 Mission 5, Frag Medals, Lethal Equipment kills for an operator
This mission wants to kill people with lethal equipment, such as grenades, mines, semtex and grenades. ).
- 100 medals for the individual - Dorado skin with Covert Viable Operator
- Community Reward: 1.25B Medals NX Ravager Special Weapon
It is probably the best personal reward available in this event. The deal of ten lethal kills on Multiplayer to get a full Operator Skin is fantastic.
This mission will give you a good excuse to start using lethals more frequently. Strong grenade use wins more battles than people believe -- especially at chokepoints and in common power positions.
\ 5. Double XP Weekend: Multiply Your Progress
Rally Point is now live, along with a period of Double XP:
If you route Rally Point grinding through this window:
You will earn medals for completing missions.
Your account will rank faster.
If you plan to use the gun later, level it.
Your Battle Pass is being used more than normal.
It is best to schedule a few longer sessions if you find that your regular schedule is too tight. The same time spent playing produces greater rewards and permanent progress.
\ 6. Recommended Routes according to Player Type
This simple guide will help you decide on what to do depending on your style of play.
Time-limited Players
If you have limited time, concentrate on rewards with the biggest impact.
1. Mission 5 - Covert Viable Operator skin
2. Mission 4 - Dossier Deletion camo
3. Mission 2 – Stamp of Approval weapons charm
Even if you don't complete the other missions, completing the three will lock in the rewards that you see in each game.
\ FAQ (no tables)
Q1: How can I earn all my Rally Points without playing Warzone
Yes. Each mission can be completed as Multiplayer, Zombies or Co-op. Warzone is optional and only increases the number of medals awarded per mission. You can choose to ignore BR and still complete every personal mission if you dislike it.
Q2: Does it matter if I reach those community-wide numbers personally?
No. The global totals are the huge targets (hundreds and millions or billions medals). It is your responsibility to simply participate in the competition and earn medals. You can get a reward if the community achieves its goal.
Q3 I have only a few days. What should be my top priorities?
Start by focusing on the items you find most valuable and visible.
Mission 5: Get a free Covert Viable Operator skin
Mission 4: Dossier Deletion,
Mission 2: The Stamp of Approval charm.
By the time you've finished those, your event has already been worthwhile.
Q4: Can NX Ravager be locked behind community progress or is it a standalone product?
Yes. Yes. The weapon is unlocked when the global requirement for equipment (grenade) kills has been met. It's not necessary to have absurd personal numbers. Just contribute a few frag medals and then claim the weapon when it becomes available.
Q5: I am not good at PvP. Which mode should I use to complete these missions in?
Zombies and Co-op will help you if PvP is too much for you. The environment is more forgiving, and there are fewer awards per action. You can complete your missions by simply grinding out headshots, rounds, grenade and grenade deaths in PvE.
Summary: Don't just work more hours. Use strategy
Rally Point has been designed so you don't have to play the whole game to earn rewards. However, you must be deliberate.
If you:
You can start your leaderboard style events later, instead of automatically entering the day-one heat brackets.
Pick the right mode depending on your PvP tolerance and strengths.
Your highest-value reward (Operator's skin, camo or charm) should be cleared first.
When the event becomes controlled, it stops being random and starts to be an upgrade path. You can push several bars at the same time during each session: Event Medals, Double-XP, Weapon Levels, and Battle Pass.
You're not ticking off boxes just for fun; you're turning an event that's only going to last a short time into a permanent upgrade on your account.
