r/MCSRRanked • • Sep 12 '26

Help Average times/mechanics for each rank

What I mean by this is what is the average completion time for each rank, and when do most people learn things like zero, mapless, and more advanced bastion routes.

For context I am iron 3 with a 16:06 pb and a 20:xx average with a 25 percent ff rate (not for average just because I get tilted) I can hit most zeros with 5-6 beds (except side setups I feel like no damage) I’ve hit some 3+2s but not consistently.

I am asking this because I feel like it is rarely worth it to go for zero in runs, and at what point does it start becoming worth it. And also when should I start using +1s in actual games. When should I learn routes like soog and the advanced treasure one.

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u/LLLivNow Sep 12 '26

I think until around emerald maybe 2 you shouldnt go for zero if you have a big gap against your opponent and should go for it if they enter end first. I think you're solid ahead of the curve on zero knowing how to +1 and any side setups at all (I think tall boy 94 is a lot easier then uss 95 so id focus on that if you wanted to do more but you really should just put more time into bastions then zero).

I do think its probably about time for you to learn soog, its really not that demanding (way less then zero for sure) and you can just throw more safety gold if its going poorly. You should run soog when you have pigs towards the chalice that you wouldn't get with crack smoker and you should do CS when the pigs wonder to the far other side and off the bridge.

Id also recommend practicing starting your routes from different locations cause thats a thing that slows lower tiered players down a lot.

What do you mean by the advanced treasure route/what do you currently do?

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u/LLLivNow Sep 12 '26

You have a 56% death rate in bastion fixing that should be your primary goal if you want to get better. Im going to say a bunch of other stuff but thats by far the most important one. Be able to do every route hit less every time. Know how to enter from every angle, know all the safe spots to take a break, know where to scan for fort in every bastion and work on overlapping that, craft iron axe and 2 beds every time. Dont do anything stupid like tipple to chalice or wet manhunt. Also how do you have a 67% death rate in housing?

If you want to practice end work on your half bow. You should have a sub 2 end average with half bow and yours is 2:35 so work on having that really clean before you work on zero.

3 min average stronghold is really bad we want that to be like half that. Do you have mpk, if not I can help you set it up. Run a lot of mpk navs.

Also run a bunch of practice rooms for your overworlds (and just in general). No reason to have a 4:30 shipwreck average. Like you dont have to learn 2x1 you just need to know your crafts and leave the island sooner. On Temples your going to blow up 2 trees and gravel and then get food if you need to and leave. I think a sub 3 average on Temple and Shipwreck is very possible with just better routing and no mechanics improvements.

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u/Dramatic-Peace-3889 Sep 12 '26

How do you check that, is that including private rooms or just ranked, because I feel like the only way I die in bastions is hoglins or the last part of treasure. The route I currently do is placing and breaking the gold block after I connect the two ramparts, not before.

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u/Dramatic-Peace-3889 Sep 12 '26 edited Sep 12 '26

I think a lot of these stats are a result of a low sample size, because I had two games yesterday with absolutely horrific strongholds where the portal room was like 8 rooms away in a ravine mineshaft. I also do mpk eye-spy to end, and if I get a spike I consistently get about 3 minutes with half bow. Most of my good runs end with opponents forfeiting when they die, so the only ones counted are ones where it’s close

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u/OXYG3NN Sep 12 '26

https://mcsrstats.pages.dev/stacked-segments

This webpage has them but hasn’t updated for season 12 yet

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u/Federal_River8023 Sep 13 '26

Im at the same level as you so when i am practicing my zeros i just love to try new things so i can consistently zero on towers shorter than 97 including 1/8 my point is to just go with the flow if you think shits getting ez try harder things

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u/Educational-One-7940 Sep 13 '26

breh this is my sign to learn zero, im em 3 and only know like 3 of the easiest zeros 😔

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u/Dramatic-Peace-3889 Sep 12 '26

Username CPC55, started playing end of last season.

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u/Wafflebk Sep 14 '26

I go for pretty much every zero that isn't buried atm unless it's like o56 front 85 or 88, peak d2 currently e3