Skyrates Olympics/Rules

 

Treasure Hunt The Treasure hunt is so named after the old name for the "Unknown Wherebouts" Mission. This event is scored by how many of those missions you can complete during the Olympics. Pretty simple, right? The missions pay attention to your flight license when they choose your destination&#8212if they are misleading with regards to the described target area, let us know please.   Your score in the Treasure Hunt is the number of "Unknown Whereabouts" Missions that you accept and complete during the olympics. You must not accept the mission before the official start time.   Your division in the Treasure Hunt is determined by your range: Division 1 is everyone with less than 1000km range, Division 2 is 1000-1999km, and division 3 is everyone else.

  Global Circuit A race to touch every skyland! The thrills, the glory, the picturesque sunsets! This event is won by the skyrate who touches a certain number of skylands the fastest. The number varies by division, described below. Combat is not factored in.   Your score in the Global Circuit is the number of minutes it takes you to touch the following number of skylands for your division. (call that number N) You may take off and land at any skyland in any order; your score is the time you took off from skyland 1 until the time you land on your Nth unique skyland. (The skyland you took off from is skyland #1, not #0)   Your division is as follows:

  Schedule The Olympics will run for one week, from 12:01 Central Daylight Time (GMT -5 Hours) on October 27, to 12:01 Central Standard Time (GMT -6 Hours) on November 3. Sorry for the extra confusion, global Skyrates; daylight savings time is going to end for us Americans during that week, adding one extra hour to the intervening time. Good Luck, Have Fun!