Welcome to the all-new ArenaCalculator.org! You'll now find WoW Gold Tips and Arena Ring of Valor Tips to make the most of your Arena experience. And of course here on the Home Page there's the World of Warcraft's Arena Points calculator, to calculate this week's arena points based on your rating.
Rating to Arena Points
| Rating | Points | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2v2 : 3v3 : 5v5 : | 2v2 : 3v3 : 5v5 : |
Arena Points to Rating (Reverse Calc)
| Points | Rating | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2v2 : 3v3 : 5v5 : |
The arena point calculator is based on Blizzard's latest formula (WoW Patch 3.09).
How the Arena Points Calculator Works
This is the new function which calculates your arena points. X = Team Rating, Y = Arena Points If X<=1500: Y = 0.22 * Rating + 14 (note: this calculation can go negative, but will be floored at 0) If X>1500: Y =1511.26/(1 + 1639.28 * 2.71828 power(-0.00412*X)) 2v2 teams earn 76% of the points of a 5v5 team with the same rating 3v3 teams earn 88% of the points of a 5v5 team with the same rating
If all this seems greek to you, jump to the World of Warcraft Articles!
Let's face it: math is not a joy for most of us. So, let the arena calculator do all the work, and enjoy your Arena Season, with the exclusive WoW Arena articles now available on ArenaCalculator.org!
I mean, we all just love to play World of Warcraft, heading straight into Arena gaming to try ourselves and gain some WoW experience and face a thrilling challenge. But then there's the point calculation, and that brings shame on us all. Luckly an online arena points calculator is always available, to easily keep track of your Arena Match progress. But wait, there's something better yet: the WoW Gold articles that will help you gain more!
Do you want to understand the secret to ensure plenty of Gold within the World of Warcraft? If you answered yes, then you are in! But let me tell you: some of these secrets aren't "secrets" at all, rather simple things players often overlook.
With a little bit of wisdom and understanding of this game machanics, you'll be well on your way in changing into a gold mogul in World of Warcraft. If your character is solely in its early levels or in between levels 1 and 20, you shouldn't spend a ton of cash on gears. Characters in these levels can rely on monster drops and quests loots. Keep the gold for future investments -act as a capitalist!
Get a secondary professions: go out hunting for fish, cook delicious meals, and be a good healer -all this will bring you a lot of money. For example, if your secondary profession is fishing and you caught a rare fish, then you'll be able to sell it for a ton of gold. And you will not even need an arena points calculator to keep track of the wow gold you own! Pun intended.
You ought to also bear in mind that the bigger your character's bags are the better. With bigger baggage, you'll be ready to hold more things that you'll sell. This means that you can grind longer and avoid the wasteful drop of valuable items when you have to create space for a more valuable rare item.
Auction Houses? Mandatory! No auction house, no money. Knowing what's in demand and the average price asked for it, you'll gain a position where trading borders on the unfair -for other player, that is! All this will make arena play much more enjoyable as soon as you reach the minimum level necessary to play it.
And of course the arena calculator can help you in arena matches when you are ready to face them. So take some time reading the exclusive articles and planning your next wow arena match.