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# PVP

## What is PVP?

PVP is a content in the META ARENA world where players select up to five Avatars they have sent into the game to attack the defense team set up by the opponent. The result determines the player's season ranking and tier points.  

### PVP Matching

Every day at a specific time, ten new opponents are randomly matched based on the player's accumulated tier points (TP). (All players start with 0 tier points when they first log in.)

### PVP Battle Rules

Battles are single-round matches where the team that defeats more Avatars from the opponent within the time limit wins. Each Avatar defeated increases the winning team's score by 1 point. The player with the highest score at the end of the battle wins. If the scores are tied, it is considered an attack failure, and the attacking team's player is deemed the loser. 

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### Refresh

Players can consume META to refresh their opponents. The initial ten opponents matched randomly do not automatically refresh even after completing battles, and players cannot rematch the same opponent until they are refreshed.

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※ The “Refresh” button is disabled 10 minutes before the end of the season.

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