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Thanks to Dad, we're able to reward some of the outstanding gameplay we've seen from a select few players across the last 7 weeks. Here are the best players of the TWDT32 regular season:
BEST WARBIRD: okyo ($150)
Okyo put together the most dominant season we saw in any individual league this season with his display of mastery in warbird. 190-107 K/D. 20% aim. Dangerous from all ranges: 71 R1s, 87 R2s, 29 R3s. The first number is not a typo. High kills, low deaths while still being aggressive and controlling the pace is the hallmark of a 10* warbird at the peak of his powers. 0 matches going negative. Look at his season and you'll see scores like 14-5, 17-4, 15-6, 16-4. Just a ridiculous performance the last two months for a player in his first 10* warbird season. Most importantly, his individual dominance translated into team success as he led Trespass into claiming the #1 seed in TWDT-D.
Honorable Mentions:
Rainbow Seeker - Unbelievable offensive season leading the league with 16 kills per game and an outrageous 25% aim. If rainbow played more matches, he could have given okyo a run for his money.
Cripple - An 8.5* going 152-95 as #2 on the leaderboard is just stupid value.
BEST JAVELIN: Turban ($150)
We saw several players having a good start to the TWDT-J season, but Turban eventually ran away with the race. 175-128 K/D. 54 R1s, 93 R2s, 24 R3s. Head and shoulders above everyone else in R2 kills, which is the most dominant range of a javelin to operate from. While most of the discord drama this season centered around his debut in terrier, what was missed in the conversation is how he was obliterating the competition in his main ship enroute to the #1 seed in TWDT-J for Subnautica.
Honorable Mentions:
Okyo - 9* going 155-118 K/D as #2 on the leaderboard. This guy might need another bump.
Dreamwin - 161-127 K/D. As always, DW steps up and shows out, especially in big games like the crucial match vs Treyway in the final week of the regular season. MVP'd to secure his team's playoff position so the final week for Terrorist wasn't a nailbiter.
BEST TERRIER: Turban ($150)
Part of Turban's interest in captaining this season was to ensure he could force his way into debuting in the red ship every match of TWDT-B. While haters were criticizing his every move in discord at levels not seen since Skip Bayless and Miami Heat era LeBron James, Turban proved he could pivot from his manic aggressiveness that was typically seen in low-stake MMRB matches into a refined high-risk, high-reward playstyle that consistently put his team in a position to win. 40 kills and 6 deaths per match. 36 teks, doubling the second most teks by any other terrier. The main success metric of a terr was clear: 13 wins, 1 loss. Narrowly missing out on a perfect regular season, but still more than good enough for the #1 seed in TWDT-B.
Honorable Mentions:
X- Demo - #2 on the leaderboard for a 7.5*, showing he might become a staple terrier pick in future seasons.
dw_terr - Honorable mention for putting on the single most impressive terr game of the season to hand Subnautica their only loss.
BEST SPIDER - cripple ($150)
The most dominant TWDT-B team had both the best terrier and spider this season. Not a surprise. Cripple's play in spider continues to make absolutely no fucking sense to anyone who pulls up the statsheet. The best killer in the game is still doing it in 2026. 154 KP30. Nobody else even hit 130. This type of season should be impossible, but it's just business as usual for cripple. The guy sends enemies to A1 for 5 seconds at a time more than anyone else who's ever played the game.
Honorable Mentions:
Banks - Locking up #2 on the leaderboard as 9* shows banks might be better than ever after returning from a bit of a hiatus. Incredible return to the game.
BEST SHARK - Hulk ($150)
I have no idea how the shark formula is calculated, but since it says Hulk is #1 I'm going to guess it's probably accurate. Led the league in teks. Led the league in kills. 2.9 RPD. #2 seed in TWDT-B. Hulk is still amazing at the game.
Honorable Mentions:
PH - Could have grabbed the top spot for a second consecutive season if Revenge replayed their basing match. But it's still impressive that he was able to perform at an elite level on a team that was unfortunately ravaged by poor showrates throughout the season.
Regular Season MVP: Turban and Okyo ($250 split)
Both Turban and Okyo achieved one of the most prestigious TWDT awards for elite three-league play: "Go Get Some Sun". You only achieve this by claiming top 5 ranks in warbird, javelin and base leaderboards. Many players hit the award at some points throughout the season, but to achieve it across an entire TWDT season is extremely rare. They join the only other three players who have ever achieved this - Ease, Saiyan and Bombed. Turban and okyo have made a gentlemen's agreement to split the award and the cash. Incredible season from both of them.
PLAYOFF WINNINGS:
We've got $4,000 left to hand out and we're only rewarding being #1 this season. Here's the breakdown:
TWDT-D Champions: $1,000
TWDT-J Champions: $1,000
TWDT-B Champions: $2,000
The captains of the winning teams can decide how they want to distribute the money. Gl to those in the playoffs.
BEST WARBIRD: okyo ($150)
Okyo put together the most dominant season we saw in any individual league this season with his display of mastery in warbird. 190-107 K/D. 20% aim. Dangerous from all ranges: 71 R1s, 87 R2s, 29 R3s. The first number is not a typo. High kills, low deaths while still being aggressive and controlling the pace is the hallmark of a 10* warbird at the peak of his powers. 0 matches going negative. Look at his season and you'll see scores like 14-5, 17-4, 15-6, 16-4. Just a ridiculous performance the last two months for a player in his first 10* warbird season. Most importantly, his individual dominance translated into team success as he led Trespass into claiming the #1 seed in TWDT-D.
Honorable Mentions:
Rainbow Seeker - Unbelievable offensive season leading the league with 16 kills per game and an outrageous 25% aim. If rainbow played more matches, he could have given okyo a run for his money.
Cripple - An 8.5* going 152-95 as #2 on the leaderboard is just stupid value.
BEST JAVELIN: Turban ($150)
We saw several players having a good start to the TWDT-J season, but Turban eventually ran away with the race. 175-128 K/D. 54 R1s, 93 R2s, 24 R3s. Head and shoulders above everyone else in R2 kills, which is the most dominant range of a javelin to operate from. While most of the discord drama this season centered around his debut in terrier, what was missed in the conversation is how he was obliterating the competition in his main ship enroute to the #1 seed in TWDT-J for Subnautica.
Honorable Mentions:
Okyo - 9* going 155-118 K/D as #2 on the leaderboard. This guy might need another bump.
Dreamwin - 161-127 K/D. As always, DW steps up and shows out, especially in big games like the crucial match vs Treyway in the final week of the regular season. MVP'd to secure his team's playoff position so the final week for Terrorist wasn't a nailbiter.
BEST TERRIER: Turban ($150)
Part of Turban's interest in captaining this season was to ensure he could force his way into debuting in the red ship every match of TWDT-B. While haters were criticizing his every move in discord at levels not seen since Skip Bayless and Miami Heat era LeBron James, Turban proved he could pivot from his manic aggressiveness that was typically seen in low-stake MMRB matches into a refined high-risk, high-reward playstyle that consistently put his team in a position to win. 40 kills and 6 deaths per match. 36 teks, doubling the second most teks by any other terrier. The main success metric of a terr was clear: 13 wins, 1 loss. Narrowly missing out on a perfect regular season, but still more than good enough for the #1 seed in TWDT-B.
Honorable Mentions:
X- Demo - #2 on the leaderboard for a 7.5*, showing he might become a staple terrier pick in future seasons.
dw_terr - Honorable mention for putting on the single most impressive terr game of the season to hand Subnautica their only loss.
BEST SPIDER - cripple ($150)
The most dominant TWDT-B team had both the best terrier and spider this season. Not a surprise. Cripple's play in spider continues to make absolutely no fucking sense to anyone who pulls up the statsheet. The best killer in the game is still doing it in 2026. 154 KP30. Nobody else even hit 130. This type of season should be impossible, but it's just business as usual for cripple. The guy sends enemies to A1 for 5 seconds at a time more than anyone else who's ever played the game.
Honorable Mentions:
Banks - Locking up #2 on the leaderboard as 9* shows banks might be better than ever after returning from a bit of a hiatus. Incredible return to the game.
BEST SHARK - Hulk ($150)
I have no idea how the shark formula is calculated, but since it says Hulk is #1 I'm going to guess it's probably accurate. Led the league in teks. Led the league in kills. 2.9 RPD. #2 seed in TWDT-B. Hulk is still amazing at the game.
Honorable Mentions:
PH - Could have grabbed the top spot for a second consecutive season if Revenge replayed their basing match. But it's still impressive that he was able to perform at an elite level on a team that was unfortunately ravaged by poor showrates throughout the season.
Regular Season MVP: Turban and Okyo ($250 split)
Both Turban and Okyo achieved one of the most prestigious TWDT awards for elite three-league play: "Go Get Some Sun". You only achieve this by claiming top 5 ranks in warbird, javelin and base leaderboards. Many players hit the award at some points throughout the season, but to achieve it across an entire TWDT season is extremely rare. They join the only other three players who have ever achieved this - Ease, Saiyan and Bombed. Turban and okyo have made a gentlemen's agreement to split the award and the cash. Incredible season from both of them.
PLAYOFF WINNINGS:
We've got $4,000 left to hand out and we're only rewarding being #1 this season. Here's the breakdown:
TWDT-D Champions: $1,000
TWDT-J Champions: $1,000
TWDT-B Champions: $2,000
The captains of the winning teams can decide how they want to distribute the money. Gl to those in the playoffs.