Ranked climbs in both queues, priced by the divisions between where you are and where you want to be. Victory Royales on your own account. Battle pass levels up to 200. The weekly and milestone quests that the XP actually comes from. Account levels, which carry across seasons. And an hour with somebody in Unreal if you would rather learn it.
Bronze through Diamond are three divisions each and behave like any other ladder. Unreal has no divisions: reaching it puts you on a regional leaderboard and the climb continues as a position on that board. That is why Unreal costs several times what a Gold division does, and why it is the only part of this ladder where the price stops looking gentle.
An Epic account is not just a game account: it carries purchase history, a locker that may be worth more than the boost, and often a linked console account. So there is an extra on every order that promises nothing is equipped, nothing is bought and nothing is changed, and a duo option where nobody signs in as you at all.
It is against Epic’s terms, which is true of every seller in this market and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we control is the exposure: a duo option where nobody signs in as you, appear-offline on account share, and an extra that promises nothing in your locker is touched.
No. They are two separate ranks on the same account and climbing one does nothing to the other. Check which queue you actually play before ordering.
The order shows a day range before you pay. A division in Gold is usually an evening; the Unreal band is several days, because at that point you are climbing a regional leaderboard rather than a ladder.
