poloplo wrote...
I guess that this gamer who used to cheat is back. Bioware removed him from Mass Effect 3 multiplayer last month.
Please read this topic
n7 rating of 5070, is it even possible?
http://social.biowar...ndex/10873562/2
Highest N7 rating Singapore and global
Player name : CrimsonMarch
Now he has N7 rank almost 10000
You know, I don't see what's the problem with a high n7 level. It's a coop game, right? I mean, if the high n7 level means high skill, what's the problem? You face less troubles on gold(dying on wave 10, etc.) That is assuming that the player doesn't use credit/weapon/damage mods or the like.
Does it actually matter? I mean, I've noticed the previous top player wilhelm88ss jump levels like, almost a thousand a day. But hey, does anyone say anything? Nope(or rather, I have yet to see him get banned or something). It's like some anti-top hatred for the guy.
And think about it. Assuming these players didn't cheat, they probably would have all weapons at level X, along with any other weapon mod and character unlocks. Would they have an excessive high stockpile of credits(I'm talking about millions of credits)? Probably. What else can they possibly get? Character XP cards. Doesn't that make leveling easier as well? I mean, a gold character card gives you 100000xp? You might say it's not much, but that can level up the lower leveled/just promoted characters up to a reasonable level for gold difficulty.
But apart from that... Assuming you need 4+ full gold games to level up your character to 20. And assuming you finish a gold game in 15 minutes(it's possible). You can gain 20-30 n7levels in an hour. And if it's possible that that player is sharing computers with multiple people, it's totally possible to play 24/7(I've seen those crazy players in other mmorpgs). That would mean gaining an n7 level of about say... 500-700+ a day?
That would mean that it is possible to get an n7 level of 9000+ in 2 weeks and less, without character xp packs. Oh and I've checked: CrimsonMarch has reached n7 level of above 10000. So let's say he's played about 2-3 weeks or so(isn't that acceptable? Some people have OCD or something similar, right?) Furthermore, what if he also uses bioware points?
Shouldn't players be more angry against credit hackers or damage hackers that spoil games? I mean, has any of you played with high n7 level players? Have they done anything that spoilt/ruined your game? I haven't, but I know how it feels to play a game, then suddenly *BAM*, 15 million credits after the game -.- I would very much rather play with a high n7 level(assuming he is skilled as well), and enjoy the game, rather than with someone who is 1-shoting everything else while you stand aimlessly around doing nothing.
Just saying.
Modifié par DayByNight, 16 avril 2012 - 12:56 .