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[wicked_being]

mybudgee wrote...

I do it as a replacement for re-spec cards...

[Meeeps]

I really don't get "no-promoters", how boring

[RogenTAU]

I promote for two reasons, first to experiment with the character setup, and also when leveling i'm not wasting the duplicate character cards, that i necessary get from packs.

And to be honest sometimes it feel really good to perform well with low level character.

[ol MISAKA lo]

I do it simply because it's there.

[ZombieGambit]

I feel like there's more reason to promote than to keep your characters at level 20.

You get:
To try new builds
Increased assets in SP
To give purpose to character cards from packs
To make the game more challenging by starting over
To give the MP longevity by saying, "just one more level" etc.

[UJN]

To try new builds. Only done it 2-3 times so far.

[msantos]

To each their own.

But by now, it should be very clear to those who claim not to understand "promoters" why they some chose to promote. May not mean much to you, but it may mean alot to someone else.

In my case I promote because:

• I simply like the challenge of having to do more with less. Level 20 is too easy and predictable for me. Sorry, I find Level 20 is just too boring so I promote as soon as I reach it.
• It gives me a chance to re-spec often and perform slight variations in my own strategy.
• Leveling up to 20 is way too quick and it only takes a handful a matches to get back up to gold capable levels... so why should I not do it?
• I still believe it helps in SP. So far I've promoted around 55 times and I am not done yet.
• I don't mind level 1 since most of the weapons I care about are at level X anyway.

Cheers

Modifié par msantos, 04 mai 2012 - 11:47 .

[Drenick18]

never seen a respec card in my life... so yeah. Promote dem ****es.

[derpyderpderpin]

I promote becuase I play with all lvl 20's for more then a week I get bored cause theres nothing to do with the caracters except nerf everything and i happen to like the challenge of the lower lvl guys

[GGW KillerTiger]

Mr. Heavy wrote...

to increase epeen size for the truly desperate

^this^

[piemanz]

I get bored with the same characters and build, so I reset a couple of clases every few days. It also bumps my SP readiness up too.

[DoubleHell]

I get more enjoyment playing a level 1 to 10 character than I do a level 20 character.

I wish each race within a class could be leveled up independently.

I also wish less experience was awarded at the end of each match.

[Astartes Marine]

- War Assets
- Try out new builds without using a respec card

Pretty much it for me.

[Esbatty]

PsychoticBiotic wrote...

Because it's fun and allows me to try new builds without using a reset powers card. It also serves as an incentive to go back to bronze/silver.

This, this right here.

[Red the Aloof]

I do it to increase my war assets in the single player game. One day, down the road, I believe multiplayer will effectively be dead but I would still have enough points to achieve the "best ending."

[LeandroBraz]

Zhuinden wrote...

Seriously, my N7 rank is 180, and that's because I promoted 2 in order to get a Commendation pack in one of those events.

I just don't understand the appeal of grinding more and starting it over again.
I personally prefer having everything on level 20, so I can pick whatever character I want at the moment, and use them to maximum effeciency at all times, and thus have a higher chance of success.

So why exactly are people promoting, instead of keeping all classes at level 20 and enjoying the power?

I like to level up and try new builds. I don't to stick with the same thing for too long, even if it's a powerful build. The game is repetitive enough by itself, experimenting different builds give some variety to the game. Plus, it's fun to play gold with a level 10 =D



 The N7 level means nothing, but the truth is that you have more respect in lobbies if you are high level. D*mn, they even let you use stupid builds sometimes just because they think you know what you are doing, since you are a experienced player. 

Modifié par LeandroBraz, 20 mai 2012 - 06:12 .

[LeandroBraz]

DoubleHell wrote...

I get more enjoyment playing a level 1 to 10 character than I do a level 20 character.

I wish each race within a class could be leveled up independently.

I also wish less experience was awarded at the end of each match.

I play it race as a individual leveling. I never play two races from the same class at the same time. 

[Raging Nug]

I took the time to spec my characters exactly the way I want them. It takes time to customize, name, and spec the characters to make them viable for Silver/Gold. That said I haven't promoted a character in about a month now, and until another weekend event requires it, my N7 ranking will be sitting at 480.

[palmof40sorrows]

Definitely in the "do it to try new character builds" camp.

[Siderus]

It adds new elements to the game again. Having everything already at your disposal presents little challenge as time goes on and becomes boring.

[Raging Nug]

Siderus wrote...

It adds new elements to the game again. Having everything already at your disposal presents little challenge as time goes on and becomes boring.

So... doing the same thing over again is somehow new and exciting?

[Zhuinden]

Raging Nug wrote...

Siderus wrote...

It adds new elements to the game again. Having everything already at your disposal presents little challenge as time goes on and becomes boring.

So... doing the same thing over again is somehow new and exciting?

Promoting just increases the time interval of the task you're repeating from "every single match is a repeat" to "every 8 match is a repeat".

I guess there is some psychological validation to this, though either way, we're going to get bored of it at some point. But if anything, grinding is simple, which is why MMORPGs are also so popular, and ME3's MP is quite similar to one in terms of its mechanics.

[P51Mus7ang]

For me I think I am around 340 give or take, I have been playing ME since it first came out however I am an older generation, which doesn't mean older fellows are not amazing players, it just takes me a bit longer to get good enough, in my opinion, that I will not be a burden on the team.

So Level up on Bronze to 8 or 10 then switch to silver and hope the team plays as a team, if so I can breeze through, point is it has taken this many games for me to get what I feel is good enough to go to the next level.

When I can get through a few days of silver matches without being killed more than say once/twice on silver then I personally feel I am ready for gold, I understand at the same time the team can have a massive effect on how well you do.

I suspect I will promote one more time then just play silver or gold, I do find bronze fun, I get to try all the weapons and find what works best for me and the character, I can try different things when assigning power etc.

[BXpress2]

actually there is a good reason to promote.if you are a good player,you will often go with loadouts that are not the norm ,or not considered to be the best by the broad masses.so when your friends are not online and you have to do public games,you might want to play your exotic loadouts.the average PuGs will kick you if they dont see a BW or Claymore on your Inf,or whatever idiot proof class/weapon constellation.

those are the same people who believe that N7 matters.so when your N7 is high,they'll believe that you are Le Pro and will not question your loadout.

pretty easy to boost it with the new Character cards,if you have maxed all uncommons and rares.i usually keep my Soldiers,Sentinels and Infs for Gold and promote the rest all the time.

Modifié par BXpress2, 20 mai 2012 - 04:52 .