Morefun Studios is running a summer festival in Kamona from August 13. The headline items are the return of the Warlord Tournament, melee-only raids at the TV Station, a limited-time Bubble Gun event line and a stack of login rewards. On paper it’s a cosmetics-and-events drop, but a content push this size almost certainly lands together with a client patch — and that alone is worth planning around if you play with software.
Warlord Tournament, rebuilt rules
The competitive mode comes back with several rule changes that change how a raid actually reads:
- Raid transparency. Before and during the raid you can see every participating squad and the gear they started with. Enemy player names stay hidden.
- Loot value drives the score. Rankings are based on your squad’s highest loot value, and teammate deaths no longer drag the standings down. Rating stars come from two sources: team rank and personal operator elimination rank.
- Rank-locked matchmaking. A raid won’t start if the rank gap inside your squad is wider than two ranks.
Climbing the ladder pays out the Tournament Combat Suit, the Red Camo Mask and the National Defense Shield M16 Carbine.
Melee raids, bubbles and giveaways
Melee-Only Combat returns at the TV Station with free tickets handed out for logging in — no firearms, just whatever you can swing. The seasonal event chain revolves around the Bubble Gun, obtainable through the event page or by finishing tasks. You raise its value by picking up Bubble Refills and using Summer Bubble Stations inside raids; the evolution track leads to the “Sea Duck” Premium Bubble Gun, an interactive red valued at 400,000, and the Beach Showdown collectible model.
Around that sits the usual festival scaffolding. Cooling Showdown points unlock the same Premium Bubble Gun and model for free, along with themed sprays and S6 skin coupons. A total of seven days of logins hands over Summer Break outfits and the Arctic Assault MPX Micro. Level 30 grants free Supply Passes and opens the first-ever option to trade Koen for upcoming Military Supplies. Discord check-ins, meanwhile, feed a Bonds prize pool alongside Premium Elite Cards, S6 Premium Battle Passes and an RTX 5060 giveaway.
What this means for players using software
Start with the boring part. New items, a new mode and new interactive world objects rarely ship without touching the executable, so treat August 13 as a hard stop for your current build. Don’t launch stale software into a freshly patched client — that’s how you turn a broken offset into a crash log on someone else’s server. Check the software update statuses first and give the developers a day if the build isn’t marked as updated yet.
The Warlord Tournament deserves a separate note. Scoring on loot value is the single most ESP-friendly ruleset this game has: knowing which containers are worth the walk converts directly into ladder position. The catch is exposure. Leaderboards get read, and now every squad’s starting kit is visible to participants, so a run that hits nothing but high-value spawns in a suspiciously tidy order stands out. If you’re pushing rank, keep the route human — skip a few caches, take fights you’d normally take, don’t top both loot and elimination boards in the same session.
Melee-only raids flip the value of your toolkit. Aimbots contribute nothing when there’s no projectile to correct, while positional data — where players are, which way they’re facing, how far off they are — decides the entire engagement. If your setup is tuned for gunplay, running it at the TV Station is pure downside risk for zero gain.
Finally, the login rewards and daily Discord check-ins are built to pull you back in often, frequently on alts. Sharing one machine across several accounts without an HWID spoofer is the usual way people lose the clean ones next to the flagged one, so keep the hardware side separated before you start farming the event on a second profile. Current builds for the live version are listed on our Arena Breakout Infinite page.
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