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· 33 likes · It would be cool if one day Ched put some kind of prestige system in place that erased 100 levels of experience and the respective life only to be gained again. Each prestige could be a little gold dot in …
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· 28 likes · Go back to Call of Duty.
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· 24 likes · I think you underestimate the sheer effort required to get to level 100, until you attempt it yourself you won't grasp it. Removing the cap kind of diminishes the achievement and effort that is required with this in my opinion. …
With nearly a full hall of fame of maxed out level 100's, there's got to come a time where the level cap is removed..
Wanted to hear your verdict and opinion on whether players should be able to advance past level 100. The word is, you continue to gain experience at 100 and if there was a removal of the cap, then those who are level 100 would be able to upgrade levels.
I think you underestimate the sheer effort required to get to level 100, until you attempt it yourself you won't grasp it. Removing the cap kind of diminishes the achievement and effort that is required with this in my opinion. Having a ceiling isn't the worst thing in the world for a balance perspective either.
Completely agree! I don't have the personal experience myself, but i can only imagine the effort that goes into those level 90+ trying to level. It is hard enough where i am!!
I am left undecided, maybe we need to see a couple hundred players reach 100 before it is taken into consideration.
It would be cool if one day Ched put some kind of prestige system in place that erased 100 levels of experience and the respective life only to be gained again.
Each prestige could be a little gold dot in the player's profile.
There used to be no level cap. Bodybagger reached level 102 and then Chedburn added the level cap, knocking him back to 100. Personally I don't see the purpose of it.
there's a little over 400 people in this game with level 80 and this game has over 30k daily users logging in a day with "millions" of registered users.
I think it's safe to say there isn't any need to boost the level cap just yet, at least when so little have even come close to getting it.
God forbid someone mentions the word "prestige" without call of duty around... What if he called it space monkeys instead of prestige? Would you still stand against it? I think for someone like BB who has hit the level cap, it would give him something more to do in the game, and probably even spark up some more competition for people to reach level 100 quicker. Not saying reaching level 100 is an easy task, but im sure the idea of leveling again after 100 could be appealing.
Thing is, if we put the lvl100 back to lvl1, we'll have newbs suiciding at them thinking "3k days and lvl1, easy target". So "prestige" or whatever you want to call it, is a bad idea.
And yes, anywhere people suggest that prestige as a form of grinding levels over and over is CoD leaking. The idea isn't bad because it comes from CoD, the idea just doesn't add anything to the game, except another grind. Which wouldn't be that hard, guys like BB don't really need the energy to train, they'd go back to lvl1, farm free defends until they have a ridiculous enough amount of them, and then powerlevel "easily" back to lvl100, as they can 1v1 99% of the playerbase.
all the time? god even dubai which i'd argue was the most "elitest" update has so many more people taking advantage that people who'd hit level 100.. god the unique properties and dual secondaries too.