We’re happy to announce our first set of competitive guidelines for Fortnite: 2 v 2. The and Sledgehammer Games have worked alongside a group of current and retired professional players to ensure the 2018 Season is accessible, entertaining, and most importantly, competitive.
HOW IT WORKS:
1) Invite your opponent to your game lobby.
2) Once all players have joined start the game as either a Duo for 1v1s or Squad for 2v2.
3) Play as you normally would. Working with your opponent(s) is permitted, griefing them is not.
4) After all players die the team with the most kills wins the match.
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Match Rules
All matches must be played on their associated platforms. Cross Platform play is not permitted.
The correct matchmaking region must be selected within challenge options. Failure to use the correct matchmaking region in-game will result in a forfeit of the map
Hosting:
The hosting team is displayed on each Match Page.
1v1 Matches:
The hosting team should invite their opponent to a Duos game lobby.
2v2 Matches:
The hosting team should invite their opponent to a Squad game lobby.
Once together matchmaking within the correct region should begin.
How to play:
A standard Battle Royale round shall be played per map.
Batte Royale – Most Kills
The team which ends the Battle Royale round with the most kills shall win the map.
Kills made after a match has concluded will not count.
A match is considerd concluded once all players from both teams have died.
Example: Players A,B, and C are all dead. Player D is still standing. If Player A gets a kill, that kill will count towards the team’s overall score. The second that player D dies, no other kills that occur after Player D’s death will be counted.
Battle Royale – Survival
The team which survives the longest shall win the map
Teams are considered dead once all players from the team have been knocked down or have died.
A match is considered concluded once all players from one team have died.
Tie Game:
Battle Royale – Most Kills:
In the event of a tie, the following tie breaker rules shall be followed:
The team which remained alive the longest shall win the map
If both teams survive to the end of the round, the team who achieved the final kill shall win the map.
Battle Royale – Survival
In the event of a tie, the following tie breaker rules shall be followed:
The team with the most players alive at the end of the Battle Royale shall win the map
If both full teams survive to the end of the round, the team with the most kills at the end of the Battle Royale shall win the map
If both teams achieved the same number of kills, the team who achieved the final kill shall win the map
Team Killing:
Teams are permitted to work together, however, you may not intentionally cause the death of your opponent. This includes sabotaging structures, causing fall damage, or any other negative interference in your opponents gameplay. Doing so will result in a forfeit of the map.
Video proof must be provided which clearly shows any of the above as well as all Gamertags.
Disconnections:
In the event of a disconnect, the kills at the point of disconnect shall stand. The disconnect time shall be counted as time of death.
Proof Requirements:
All teams should provide video proof of the following:
Team Kills
Opponent Kills
Opponent time of death
Full Rules
http://gamebattles.majorleaguegaming.com/ps4/fortnite/ladder/doubles-global/rules
