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# Leveling a Combat Rover

Leveling Up a Rover: The Level of a Rover determines the gear that is able to be inserted onto the rover, and determines what bracket of PVP Arena that it is able to enter.

To level up a rover, players must gain Prestige Points through battles in the arena. Defeating enemy rovers grants a minimum of 3 Prestige Points, and every time your own combat rover is defeated, it gains 1 Prestige Point.

Different Arenas and PvP Formats will have bonus Prestige Points according to the local winning conditions. For example, in King of the Hill, holding the center hill of the map for every 3 minutes grants a bonus Prestige Point.

| Level | Prestige Points |
| ----- | --------------- |
| 1     | 10              |
| 2     | 30              |
| 3     | 70              |
| 4     | 120             |
| 5     | 180             |
| 6     | 250             |
| 7     | 340             |
| 8     | 450             |
| 9     | 580             |
| 10    | 730             |
| 11    | 890             |
| 12    | 1080            |
| 13    | 1300            |
| 14    | 1530            |
| 15    | 1800            |
| 16    | 2090            |
| 17    | 2410            |
| 18    | 2760            |
| 19    | 3150            |
| 20    | 3580            |


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