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PMJL Season 6 Phase 2 Final Week Set for October 10

The CRAFTGROUND challenge puts the Phase1 top five and the Phase2 player field into the same map clear format before the October 10-11 final week, giving the league a competitive side event tied to its own broadcast channels.

Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.

PMJL Season 6 Phase 2 Final Week Set for October 10

KRAFTON JAPAN will hold a CRAFTGROUND challenge for PMJL SEASON6 Phase2, with the final week running from Saturday, October 10 to Sunday, October 11. Five teams that placed in the top 5 of Phase1, DOPENESS, HAO, REJECT, REIGNITE, and KINOTROPE gaming, compete on parkour and puzzle-solving map clear times. Team footage arrives on the PMJL YouTube channel on September 19.

The CRAFTGROUND challenge splits into a team competition and a player competition. In the team event, the five teams that placed in the top 5 in the final results of PMJL SEASON6 Phase1 compete on clear times across two map types: parkour and puzzle solving. Footage of each team's play and the members working together is scheduled for the PMJL official YouTube channel on Saturday, September 19.

Players competing in Phase2 take on the same map clear times, with each player's results posted on their own official social media. Those players also compete in the final week of PMJL SEASON6 Phase2, running from Saturday, October 10 to Sunday, October 11, with the official stream carrying the battle for the title of Japan's best in PUBG MOBILE and a spot in the world championship.

  • DOPENESS: placed in the top 5 in the final results of PMJL SEASON6 Phase1
  • HAO: placed in the top 5 in the final results of PMJL SEASON6 Phase1
  • REJECT: placed in the top 5 in the final results of PMJL SEASON6 Phase1
  • REIGNITE: placed in the top 5 in the final results of PMJL SEASON6 Phase1
  • KINOTROPE gaming: placed in the top 5 in the final results of PMJL SEASON6 Phase1

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