Rumbleverse: How to Get Perks & Best Ones to Get

In a battle royale like Rumbleverse, players need to use every trick they can to get the edge over their opponents.

One of the most crucial features in Rumbleverse is perks. Learning how to use each perk effectively can make the difference between winning and losing.

However, perks are earned randomly while leveling up and they remain unlocked only for the duration of the current match.

In this guide, we will explain how to get perks in Rumbleverse and which are the best ones to get.

How to Get Perks in Rumbleverse

In Rumbleverse, perks are unlocked within each match. Each unlocked perk stays unlocked only for the duration of the current match.

To unlock perks, players need to fill the combat experience meter on the bottom right side of their screen.

The meter fills while fighting other players. Whenever it maxes out, players get a random perk and the meter resets. The more times you max it out, the more perks you’re going to get.

While you only need to hit enemies to increase your combat experience meter, knocking them out wields an extra 200 points.

Keep in mind that each meter is going to require more points to fill. For instance, the first meter requires 500 points, the second 750, and the third 1000.

Best Perks in Rumbleverse

With 15 perks total in Rumbleverse, it’s important to know which are the better ones. Perks will give stamina, health, or damage buffs. Therefore, each perk encourages a different playstyle: aggressive, defensive, or in-between.

Here are some of the best perks in Rumbleverse that will give you the edge over your opponents.

1. Satisfaction

After knocking out an opponent, you regenerate health and stamina.

Satisfaction is an amazing perk that allows players to snowball from eliminations and never stop fighting. Knock out an enemy, activate satisfaction, heal back to full, keep on fighting.

This way, players get a huge amount of combat experience points, thus allowing them to unlock even more perks. If you get ahead with satisfaction, it becomes extremely hard for enemies to stop you.

2. Temper

After getting hit, you deal 20% extra damage for 10 seconds.

Easy to use and extremely effective, Temper makes sure you’re never at a disadvantage. Try to use your vicious attacks while Temper is active to ensure you’re getting the most out of this perk.

3. Weapon Master

Weapons deal 30% extra damage.

Weapon Master is a great option, especially since weapons are easy to find. While each weapon breaks after a few swings, players can keep 2-3 weapons in their pockets and ensure they have the edge during their next fight.

With a few melee weapons in your pockets, Weapon Master can easily end up being a consistent 30% damage buff during your next fight. And 30% damage is more than enough to make the difference between winning and losing.

4. Meditative

Regenerate health when standing still.

Meditative is an exceptional perk since it allows players to heal simply be standing still for a few seconds.

Since there aren’t many healing options in the game, Meditative helps make sure you’re always fighting with full HP. For more details, check our in-depth Meditative guide (link to 1st article).

5. Runner

Dashing costs 40% less stamina

Runner is a simple but extremely efficient perk. The majority of your time in Rumbeverse’s arenas will be spent dashing.

Either you need to dodge an attack, do a dash attack, or simply run around to find enemies and loot, one thing is for sure: you’re always dashing.

With Runner reducing the dash cost by 40%, you are much more mobile while roaming and fighting.

Conclusion

While it’s random which one you’ll get with each level up, it is essential to always be aware of the perks you have.

If you get lucky enough and unlock some of the best perks in Rumbleverse, knowing how to use them effectively will give you a huge advantage over your opponents.

After all, using perks properly is what makes the difference between the average and the great players.

What do you think? Are there other perks that are also top tier in Rumbleverse?

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Calin Ciabai

Common Sense Gamer’s founder and current Editor in Chief. Having a bachelor’s degree in journalism since 2007, Calin’s entire career revolves around writing about video games – something he’s been doing since 2008.