FNCS Solos Reload Scoring: All Placement and Elimination Points

FNCS Solos Reload scoring gives 60 placement points for a Victory Royale, 54 for second and 50 for third, with placement points running down to 30th. Eliminations are worth two points each in the qualifiers and LCQ Round 1, rising to five each in Heats, LCQ Final and Finals.

There’s an elimination cap in the earlier rounds: only the first ten eliminations in each match score points. The later stages remove that cap. Heats and the LCQ Final also have a separate rule that changes everything for their match winners: 1,000 points and an immediate place in the regional Final.

FNCS Solos Reload Scoring: Every placement from 1st to 30th

The placement table applies throughout the event. Your match total is the placement score plus the elimination points allowed in that stage. A finish of 31st or lower earns no placement points, although any eligible eliminations still count.

FNCS Solos Reload Scoring: Elimination points by stage

Here’s what FNCS Solos Reload scoring looks like in practice. A Round 1 Victory Royale with six eliminations earns 60 placement points plus 12 for eliminations, giving 72 points. With twelve eliminations, only ten score, so the same win is worth 80 points.

In the Finals, a second-place finish with six eliminations gives 54 placement points plus 30 elimination points, for 84 total. There is no elimination-scoring cap in that stage. That makes eliminations more valuable in later rounds without changing how placement is scored.

When is a Victory Royale worth 1,000 points?

A Victory Royale is worth the special 1,000 points only in a Heat or the LCQ Final. The winner immediately qualifies for the regional Final and stops playing further matches in that stage. In ordinary qualifiers and the championship Final, a Victory Royale earns the standard 60 placement points, plus elimination points.

The FNCS Solos Reload Scoring Final uses the regular 60-point Victory Royale placement score plus eliminations. Its winner is the player with the best overall leaderboard score across up to ten scheduled Final matches. One Victory Royale does not automatically make somebody regional champion.

How many matches count in each stage?

Round 1 has two sessions on November 3 and 4 with up to 12 matches per day, and both days’ points combine to determine who advances. Rounds 2 and 3 each allow up to 12 matches. Heats have up to eight matches per player, LCQ Round 1 up to 12, LCQ Final up to five, and the regional Final up to ten.

For fixed-lobby Heats and Finals, Epic schedules matches individually. Missing a start can count as last place with no eliminations, and only matches that begin before the session window closes count. For open sessions, start your last match before the cutoff or it won’t count towards the leaderboard.

FNCS Solos Reload Scoring: Tiebreakers

Tied leaderboard scores are settled in this order: total points, Victory Royales, average eliminations, average placement and total seconds survived. The first difference between two players determines who finishes higher.

FNCS Solos Reload Scoring determines the leaderboard, but a qualifying points total cannot be known in advance. Europe takes the top 4,000 after Round 1, then 500 after Round 2 and 80 after Round 3. Our qualification guide covers each cutoff. For the UK time and the conflicting EU Final date on Epic’s pages, read our schedule guide.

Official source: Epic Games’ FNCS Solos Reload scoring rules, Attachment A.