Peterbot + Pollo: 19,334 damage, one crownless win, and a Day-2 collapse

Twelve games, two very different days

The full series, game by game. Placement and eliminations come straight from the parsed replays; points are recomputed from the official scoring table and verified against Epic's leaderboard; damage is net damage to players from the replay damage model.

Six top-10 finishes in 12 games · 188 of 513 points (36.6%) came from eliminations.

The signature: what the replays say this duo is

1 · The damage crown — and the only double top-5

pollo's 10,814 net damage was the most of any player in either region — DIG VictеrV was #2 at 10,420 — with his biggest single game, 1,902, coming in the Game 6 win. And this wasn't a carry: peterbot's 8,520 ranked #5 in the 200-player field, making the falcons the only duo with both members in the damage top-5. Their 19,334 team total led every duo in either region, 2,761 clear of the #2 duo at 16,573. The workload split inside the duo was the flattest kind: 50.3% pollo, 49.7% peterbot — peterbot answered the damage gap with the elim lead, 26 to pollo's 21.

2 · A Victory Royale without the Victory Crown

Their Game 6 win closed Day 1 in style: 1st place, 6 team eliminations, 89 points — their best game of the series — and they did it without holding the Victory Crown. The duo dealt 3,205 damage in that game, their biggest output of the weekend, split 1,902 (pollo) and 1,303 (peterbot). It was one of 12 NAC wins spread across 11 different duos — the open-market lobby we broke down in the NAC vs EU report.

3 · The steal ledger runs one way

In the kill-steal ledger — a steal is a finish credited to a team that didn't get the knock — the falcon books are lopsided: pollo took 2 steals and was never robbed; peterbot took 0 and was robbed twice. Every third-party point the duo banked went through pollo, and every knock they lost came off peterbot's ledger. For scale, NAC as a region recorded 76 steals to EU's 89 across the weekend.

4 · The metronome drop at Sinister Strip

Twelve games, one address. The falcons landed at Sinister Strip every single game, with an average landing scatter of just 12.8 meters around their median spot (worst case 51.9m) — the drop-map dots on the hero card above sit almost on top of each other. They shared the POI only at a distance: the nearest duos within 250m held median gaps of 217m and 231m. The commute was kind, too — Sinister Strip ranked 12th of 13 tracked POIs for average haul to the zone-5 center, and in their NAC games it averaged 562.8m. The endgame even came to them three times (NAC Games 3, 7 and 8) — though the cheapest home zone of the weekend, Game 8's 57m haul, arrived in the game the falcons finished 41st with zero points. If you're planning your own 12-game address, that's what our free ELITE drops map is for.

The arc: Day 1 contenders, Day 2 passengers

Day 1 was a title bid: an average placement of 10.83 across six games, closing with a 3rd in Game 5 and the Game 6 win. Day 2 was the inversion — average placement 23.17, with finishes of 41st, 28th and 43rd around a lone 5th in Game 11. The floor was Game 8: 41st place, zero eliminations, zero points, and just 319 duo damage — all of it pollo's, with peterbot recorded at 0 for the game. The ceiling had been Game 6, 89 points, less than 24 hours earlier.

What the collapse wasn't: storm-cursed or under-worked. The falcons appear in neither the five most-taxed nor five least-taxed duos of the storm-luck ledger (the field median was 378.4 storm-meters per game), and pollo covered 46.77 km on foot across the series — 46th most of 200 players — with 199 minutes alive to peterbot's 40.44 km and 193.4. The duo report's own verdict is the fairest one: "Damage merchants: the most duo damage in either region, but placements swung wide and Day 2 unravelled — 7th on points despite the field's #1 and #5 damage dealers."

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