The opening ceremony of the second Myriad Worlds Top 100 Combat Power Tournament.
As Tesoro's "Reaching the Highest Point" came to an end, the ceremony drew to a close.
At the same time, Vergo, as the administrator of the Multiverse Duel Arena,
announced the specific format of the Top 100 Main Tournament.
The one hundred contestants would first undergo seven rounds of Swiss-system matches.
That was, each contestant would first fight seven different opponents.
Each contestant's first opponent would be determined by the Tournament Organizing Department.
However, beginning with the second opponent, they would be randomly matched against opponents of similar strength based on their victory or defeat in the previous battle and their tiebreaker points. Rankings would ultimately be determined by wins and points.
The so-called tiebreaker points referred to the Tournament Organizing Department awarding the opponents defeated by a contestant between 0.1 and 0.9 points based on their performance in each battle.
The greatest factor was the time taken to defeat the opponent.
The shorter the time, the stronger the contestant was considered to be, and the higher the tiebreaker points their opponent would receive.
At the same time, the more wins a contestant earned afterward, the higher the tiebreaker points awarded to those they had defeated would be.
Simply put, tiebreaker points were for the losers, while winners only needed to care about their number of victories.
However, to prevent anyone from deliberately dragging out a match in order to face weaker opponents in the next round,
the Tournament Organizing Department would not disclose these tiebreaker point figures.
Contestants and spectators could only see each contestant's wins and losses.
The Swiss-system matches would directly determine the rankings from seventeenth to one hundredth place.
The top sixteen, meanwhile, would proceed to elimination matches.
This would give them another