I'm not quite sure what you are looking for, no matter where you go, there will always be people stronger than you, if you start in one of the S1000+ servers, you will be out of the S14-S999 cluster (not actually sure what the last one is for our region), but the Sage Fields are very small, so there is no chance of avoiding the larger spenders there. S2-S12 have their own cluster as well, but it has been long established and I'm not sure how active the lower tiered Sage Brackets are, so you might run into the same situation.

In total, there is no way to avoid people who are stronger than you, the only chance you have is to spend more money than them, to become stronger than them. Sorry that there is not much anyone can do to help you.

Hi there,

Unfortunately there is no clear setup to the cluster system as each region is slightly different with a variety of servers at all different ages. There is no way to predict which cluster you will fall in but Tyler is correct that you will always face players and spenders that are stronger no matter what cluster you are in or how new the server.

So what about the parameters seen in the space - time interface? Are the valid for sage world battlefields bracket too? It says the latest space - time participants are from servers S994 - S1344, so will there be a whole new cluster after 1344? If so, will it be valid for matsuri, sage world, space time etc. too?

edit: btw thanks @AddisonEmery @tylermotoki :) i hope you can answer my latest question ^^

The last bracket is continuing to expand as they create new servers. There is no sign that the cluster will be ending with any given server. S1344 is just the newest server in that given cluster, any new servers that are added to your region will so be joining that cluster.

The space time clusters are the same as the sage cluster and when new servers are opened they are do not participate in cross server events until they are at least 2 weeks old. As Tyler mentioned the clusters do not have a set ending point so unfortunately we cannot give you a clear answer for this as there isn't a set system.

@AddisonEmery Yeah I understand but you see, the S1344 hasn't even come out yet but the space time bracket says that the current bracket is up to S1344. So doesn't it mean that after S1344 there will be a new space time bracket?