30,000 feet, or 9.14 Kilometers, or 5.7 miles. This is not a height many skydivers will ever get to jump from. Skydiving from this height is often called HALO (High Altitude Low Opening), HAHO (High Altitude High Opening), or MFF (Military Freefall) skydiving. These jumps are usually taught to elite military and require specialist equipment.

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During Season 18 previews, Respawn developers revealed that Ranked Mode is being reworked again, in part due to players' negative response to the changes made in Season 17. More info about upcoming Ranked Mode changes will be available when the Season 18 patch notes are released, but for now, players can learn more about the upcoming changes via the recent developer blog post detailing everything Respawn learned from the changes made to Ranked Mode in Season 17. The main issue seems to be that the changes made ranking up a bit too easy, as at least 20% of Ranked Mode players currently hold the Masters rank, which should ideally be much harder to reach.

Your jump day is likely to start with pleasant introductions and a no-rush induction into the equipment and plan for the day. Things will move at a leisurely place with lots of time spent getting you familiar with everything and recapping the safety procedures. You’re also likely to be skydiving with similarly inexperienced people, and the occasional will be very sociable.

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