When you level up do you lose respect gained from saved chain targets? Ive read wiki on level holding and respect gains and it only mentions your targets level/stats as being the factors for respect gained
Level holding question
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i think stats has a bigger effect as then it would be less of a ''fair fight'' but level might also have a factor as the chain target is less lvl than you
Your level does not matter in regards of respect gained, only the targets level.
Holding your level has no effect on how much Respect you get.
But ofc if you gain stats the Fair Fight multiplier will go down.
This on the other hand will reduced the Respect gain.
Holding your level has no effect on how much Respect you get.
But ofc if you gain stats the Fair Fight multiplier will go down.
This on the other hand will reduced the Respect gain.
Your level does not impact the respect you gain from an attack.
Although, your level does impact the respect you grant Other Players when they attack you.
Although, your level does impact the respect you grant Other Players when they attack you.
I don't think it does. The respect you gain from attacking a target is based on their absolute level, and their relative BS (among other stuff). So if you level up but your BS doesn't increase, the respect gain wouldn't change.
However, the respect others get from attacking you would increase.
https://wiki.torn.com/wiki/Chain#Gaining_respect
However, the respect others get from attacking you would increase.
https://wiki.torn.com/wiki/Chain#Gaining_respect
respect wise there arent really benefits from holding. At each level you always find someone to farm on.