竞技场第3季肩膀需要2000武器需要1850积分级别

　　买肩膀﹐需要2000RATING，武器需要1850RATING﹗

　　注意，这个不是你团队的水平，团队的每週评分水平，决定於你每周能拿多少分数。

　　在2.3后，每个玩竞技场的人，都有一个本身角色的竞技场评分水平，你必需达到你个人评分的水平 （1850是武器要求，2000是肩膀要求），才能购买装备。

　　换句话说，如果你加入一个很好的队伍，但是你只是混日子的后备人员，一样没办法花你的分。同样道理，一个很好的队伍，也不可能把位置卖给一些很差的人去凭这个队伍的评分水平而买装备去。

　　官方蓝帖

　　Well to start we'll just let everyone know that the arena ratings required for the season 3 items will be 1850 for the weapons, and 2000 for shoulders. Now, most people have expected the weapon rating since we announced it at BlizzCon, and it's a bit lower than we had initially said, but the shoulders are obviously going to raise some questions. The shoulders for any set are commonly the most visually representative, they're the most visible at any distance, and as they allow a lot of space compared to say a leg or bracer item, we commonly take them and really create something visually impressive. We want that visually impressive item to represent what a player has achieved, and so the achievement of being a contender in the arena at a higher level will be visually distinguished. The shoulders are also average in the benefit they provide, as compared to a chest or leg item for example, and without them the set bonuses can still be completed.

　　This raises the question of a player finding a team that is of a skill level higher than their own, and simply buying the item with points they've gained at a lower rating. To restrict this we're implementing a personal rating system in patch 2.3. This is an additional arena rating that is unique to each character for each team they belong to. This rating rises and declines using the same formula as the arena team rating, but only in games that character participates in. You'll also be able to track this rating through the PvP interface. The personal rating will be used for purchasing items that require a specific rating, and also be used to determine eligibility for the end of season rewards. So, a player will have to achieve a specific rating, and not just get into a team to see the rewards that are meant to visually distinguish the high-rated players.