How Crews work in Spectre Divide

After you play a certain number of games in Spectre Divide, you'll be assigned a Crew. Upon your third game, you automatically enter a Crew, and can take part in weekly, engagement-base competitions.

The game itself has an in-depth look at the Crew functionality, but there's nothing that really explains what it is about. So, we'll go over how Crews work in Spectre Divide.

Again, the game automatically assigns you a Crew, where you team up with a roster of 50-60 players. Think of them has sponsored sports-style teams within the Spectre Divide universe.

Play matches and perform well to earn points for your Crew. And go to the Crew section in Spectre Divide to see leaderboards, roster, a private Crew chat, and how much time remains in the weekly competition.

So, what a Crew is in Spectre Divide is pretty easy to understand. How exactly do they work, though? Let's start with Divisions and Competition. The better your Crew performs, the higher the Division they are placed in. Which means better rewards.

There is fame and fans to earn which bring your Crew up in the ranks. This is part of the competition, where teams get a Spotlight Hour and a map that is considered their home turf. Matches during the Spotlight Hour and/or on the home turf maps give bonus points.

If you are a solo queue player, it is important to perform well, as that is the only way to earn points for your Crew in Spectre Divide. Otherwise, you can play in a party for a slight bonus, and then gain an even bigger bonus towards your points if your party consists of members of your Crew.

Here is the point breakdown:

Mountaintop Studios provides more explanation regarding leaving a Crew, recruiting friends, and the rewards you'll earn in Spectre Divide. Check that out if you want to know more after you get the gist of it with our information above.

And as always, stay tuned to esports.gg for more esports news and Spectre Divide coverage.