Soloist Title
- The Soloist title
- Piloted or remote control
- Pick your class
PilotedRemote
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Soloist Title Boost: Supreme Soloist Carry
The Soloist title is the reward of Supreme Soloist, an achievement for 150 won Solo Shuffle rounds. With our Soloist title boost, those rounds are won for you by a booster who either logs in to the account or connects to your PC, on the class you choose.
What you get
- The Soloist title, from the Supreme Soloist achievement
- Played on your class: any of 13
- Piloted or remote control
What the Soloist title requires
| Achievement | What it takes | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| Supreme Soloist | Win 150 rounds of Solo Shuffle | Title: Soloist |
Soloist title prices
| Way to play | Normal speed | Express (+30%) |
|---|---|---|
| Piloted | $91.99 | $119.59 |
| Remote Control | $119.59 | $155.46 |
The title is also sold as an add-on to a Solo Shuffle rating order: +$249.99.
What you choose when you order
| Option | Choices | Price effect |
|---|---|---|
| Class | Any of 13 | included |
| Extras | Stream · 500,000 Gold | +$7.99 · +$25.99 |
Two ways to get it done
Piloted
A booster logs in to your account and plays the character for you. Pick it when you cannot be online at the time.
includedRemote control
A booster plays your character through a remote session on your own computer, from your usual connection.
+30%How an order goes
- Pick a serviceCompare services and starting prices here.
- Set the options and pay at checkoutLevel, timer, rating range, way to play.
- A booster takes itWe assign a booster to your order.
- Play or follow alongTalk to your booster in the order chat and follow progress and screenshots there.
Supreme Soloist and its title
Supreme Soloist sets a single condition: win 150 rounds of Solo Shuffle. Neither rating nor season appears in it, which makes Soloist the least demanding title of the format; the rounds can come from any point on the ladder. During a Soloist title boost, which players also call a Soloist carry, the booster keeps entering Shuffle lobbies until the counter shows 150.
Counting rounds, not matches
Each Shuffle match is split into six rounds, and any round won goes toward the 150, even when the match as a whole costs rating. So the title is a patient tally, not an exam at a certain number. The push also brings Shuffle rating plus both PvP currencies, and a rising rating speeds up the Conquest that buys PvP gear.
Two ways to buy Soloist
Soloist Title Boost on its own
On this page the title is a standalone order, priced by how it is played and how fast. Piloted means the booster signs in to your account; remote control means they steer it from your own PC over a remote connection. You choose the class, and a stream of the games or 500,000 gold can be added.
Soloist as an extra on a rating order
You can also tick the title as an add-on to a Solo Shuffle rating carry: while the climb heads for your target number, the booster gathers the 150 rounds as well. That extra has a price of its own, so compare both options before you settle on one.
Soloist or Legend
Soloist opens the list of Shuffle titles, and Legend closes it: a hundred won rounds, counted only at Elite and only this season. For a Shuffle title with no rating condition attached, Soloist is the one to order.
Soloist title questions
How many Shuffle matches does Soloist take?
Twenty-five at the very least: six rounds per match, 150 won rounds needed. Every round lost pushes that number up, so in practice it takes more.
Does Soloist need a high rating?
No. Supreme Soloist counts round wins and nothing else, so even a character at the bottom of the ladder qualifies.
Will the order move my Solo Shuffle rating?
Yes, the number shifts with every match, and the push tends to lift it. What you buy here is the title rather than a set rating, though; for a target number, pick the Solo Shuffle rating carry.
Are the Honor and Conquest mine afterwards?
They are. Whatever the booster earns during the order remains on the character, ready to be spent on PvP gear.
Does my PC need to be on during the carry?
Not with piloted play, where the booster logs in from their side. Remote control uses your own machine, so keep it switched on during the hours you arrange together.