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The Panda Global Rankings were compiled entirely from the analysis of major [[tournament]] results (Though initially, results from smaller local events were also taken into consideration). Beginning with the [[PGR v3|third iteration]], a system titled the "Tournament Tier System" was introduced that grouped events into four tiers--S, A, B, and C--based on attendance count and the amount of PGR-ranked players. A point-based version of the Tournament Tier System was later introduced for the [[PGR 100]]. Also beginning with the third iteration, an extended section of the rankings titled "Area 51" listed the players that had just barely missed the top 50. A separate and subjective ranking titled "X-Factor" lists the top players via voting from a pre-selected panel of players. This panel of players features groups of players from specific regions. The amount of players within each group is relative to the size and activity of the competitive scene from their respective region. | The Panda Global Rankings were compiled entirely from the analysis of major [[tournament]] results (Though initially, results from smaller local events were also taken into consideration). Beginning with the [[PGR v3|third iteration]], a system titled the "Tournament Tier System" was introduced that grouped events into four tiers--S, A, B, and C--based on attendance count and the amount of PGR-ranked players. A point-based version of the Tournament Tier System was later introduced for the [[PGR 100]]. Also beginning with the third iteration, an extended section of the rankings titled "Area 51" listed the players that had just barely missed the top 50. A separate and subjective ranking titled "X-Factor" lists the top players via voting from a pre-selected panel of players. This panel of players features groups of players from specific regions. The amount of players within each group is relative to the size and activity of the competitive scene from their respective region. | ||
When ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' released, the competitive ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' scene seemingly entirely switched over to the new title. As such, the [[Panda Global Rankings Ultimate]] has effectively replaced the original Panda Global Rankings | When ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' released, the competitive ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U'' scene seemingly entirely switched over to the new title. As such, the [[Panda Global Rankings Ultimate]] has effectively replaced the original Panda Global Rankings. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
