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| [[File:Discovery_BetaTutorial_FinalCandidate.mp4|thumb|400x200px|Closed Beta 2 Tutorial Video.]]This game mode involves teams of three competing to collect the most cash within an 8-minute time limit. Teams earn cash by depositing [[Cash Box|Cash Boxes]] into [[Cashout Station|Cashout Stations]]. Contestants must first locate an available Vault in the arena and open it, and a Cash Box will appear within 20 seconds. Contestants can then carry the Cash Box to one of the Cashout Stations located in the arena. The Cash Boxes can be thrown once picked up with the [[Gravity Glove]], allowing contestants to defend themselves if attacked, or to pass the Cash Box to a teammate.
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| | |image = ISEUL-T_Logo_Full-1920.svg |
| | |name = ISEUL-T |
| | |ceo = [[Yun Beom-seok]] |
| | |industry = Clothing |
| | |seasons = [[Season 0]], [[Season 4]], [[Season 5]] |
| | |taglines = “The Bias Wrecker”<br>“Transcending Realities”<br>"be ANYBODY be EVERYBODY be ISEUL-T" |
| | }} |
| | '''ISEUL-T''' is a Korean clothing line led by [[Yun Beom-seok]] (CEO). It sponsors THE FINALS and was an official sponsor for [[Season 0]], [[Season 4]], and [[Season 5]]. The company claims to be responsible for creating virtual copies of the fashion trends in the real world. The brand is known for its signature cyan color in its cosmetics and advertisements in the virtual arenas promoting the “real and digital clothing” line. |
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| Once a Cash Box is deposited in a Cashout Station, a timer will start, and the team will need to defend the Cashout Station from enemy contestants trying to steal it. All other contestants will be alerted to the deposited Cashout Station and will be allowed to try to capture it to steal the cash. Once the timer ends, the deposited cash will be added to the team's total cash, and another Vault will appear in the arena.
| | Similar to Petronelle Plaza in [[Seoul]], ISEUL-T's CEO also has a building named after him with the initials [[YBS]]. |
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| ==Cashout Game Modes==
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| {{InfoGridCards|header1=Cashout|header2=Quick Cash|header3=Ranked Tournament
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| |image1=[[File:RTF_Panda-Yellow_Gradient.png]]
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| '''Length'''ː Single Match
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| '''Earn Cash'''ː Vault open, Vault deposit, Successful cashout, eliminating opponents
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| '''Lose cash on team wipe'''ː Yes
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| '''Respawn coints'''ː 4
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| '''Round Overtime'''ː Yes, if a cashout is in progress when time expires
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| First to reach cash goal wins
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| '''Length'''ː Single Match
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| '''Earn Cash'''ː Successful Cashout
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| '''Lose cash on team wipe'''ː No
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| '''Respawn coints'''ː Unlimited
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| First to reach cash goal wins
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| '''Length'''ː Up to 4 rounds
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| '''Earn Cash'''ː Vault open, Vault deposit, Successful cashout, eliminating opponents
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| '''Lose cash on team wipe'''ː Yes
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| '''Respawn coins'''ː 2 coins at start, 1 respawn coin per round, coins carry over between rounds.
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| '''Round Overtime'''ː Yes, if a cashout is in progress when time expires
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| '''Qualify'''ː Finish in top 2 during knockout rounds
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| '''League Progression'''ː Yes
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| No in-round swapping from reserve.
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| Win the final round |classes1=text-align--left|classes2=text-align--left|classes3=text-align--left|headers1=text-align--center|video1=[[File:THEFINALS_Tutorial_QuickCash.mp4]]|video2=[[File:THEFINALS_Tutorial_Tournament_CashOut.mp4]]}}
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| ==Tournaments==
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| '''Tournament''' is a playlist available in [https://www.thefinals.wiki/wiki/Main_Page THE FINALS] offering numerous changes from the standard [[Main Page#Game Modes|Quick Play]] playlist. | |
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| *There are three ways to obtain cash in these modes: killing other contestants for $200 each ($400 when the Deathmatch event is active), opening a Vault, or using Cashout Stations.
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| **Upon interacting with a Vault, the team is rewarded with $1,000.
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| **After depositing the Cash Box into a Cashout Station, the team will be rewarded with $2,000.
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| **The first two Vaults in the arena are worth $10,000 each and subsequent Vaults are worth $15,000 each. Overtime Vaults (Vault 5 and 6) are worth $22,000 each.
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| *If the round timer has less time than it takes to complete a Cashout, the game will enter overtime (maximum of +1:00).
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| *Multiple Cash Boxes can be deposited in the same Cashout Station, adding the value of each Cash Box to the total cashout amount.
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| *When a contestant gets eliminated, they will have to wait for 30 seconds to use a respawn coin unless they get revived by one of their teammates.
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| *If all members of a team are eliminated, their total cash will be reduced by 30%, and all team members will have to wait 20 seconds before they can respawn.
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| *In the final round, the only option to obtain cash, is through successful cashouts. Also there are no more penalties for a team wipe.
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| ===Ranked Tournament Mode===
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| [[File:THE_FINALS_Ranked_Tourney.png|alt=Ranked Tournament Bracket|thumb|400x400px|Ranked Tournament Bracket]]The Tournament consists of 16 teams (48 players) in a bracket set up.
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| *The first bracket features four matches that are played simultaneously.
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| **Each group consists of four teams in Knockout rounds.
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| **At the end of the eight-minute round, the two teams with the lowest amount of Cash are eliminated.
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| **All other teams will qualify for the next knockout round.
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| *The second Knockout round features eight teams with two matches played simultaneously.
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| *The third round features a single match. The two teams with the lowest amount of cash are eliminated.
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| *The final round features only two teams in a single match. The rules for this last match are slightly different from the rest of the Tournament, and the team who completes two cashouts first wins. The rules of this last round essentially follow the rules of Quickcash.
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| *The "reserve loadout" lets contestants customize their loadout specifically for ranked play without changing their normal loadout, but only in between knockout rounds.
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| *Once a Build has been selected in the first round, it can not be changed, however you can swap weapons, equipment, and specializations based on the items added to the saved reserve loadout between knockout rounds.
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| ====Leagues====
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| {{Main|Leagues}}
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| [[File:Sub-Rank Ladder.jpg|thumb|Gold to Platinum sub-league ladder]] | |
| Competing in ranked tournaments progresses contestants through the 5 leagues, Bronze, Silver, Diamond, Platinum, and Diamond. Each league offers exclusive seasonal rewards and includes 4 sub-leagues.
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ISEUL-T is a Korean clothing line led by Yun Beom-seok (CEO). It sponsors THE FINALS and was an official sponsor for Season 0, Season 4, and Season 5. The company claims to be responsible for creating virtual copies of the fashion trends in the real world. The brand is known for its signature cyan color in its cosmetics and advertisements in the virtual arenas promoting the “real and digital clothing” line.
Similar to Petronelle Plaza in Seoul, ISEUL-T's CEO also has a building named after him with the initials YBS.
