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[N Malboeuf]

most the 120s and 150s still show they have crap weapons
but I let them play

[Unnamed_Shadow]

1980...

i like promoting every now and then, also i like testing builds and see how they work...

[DiebytheSword]

I'm just south of 600, and that was with a loooooooong break of not promoting anything.

[Jesse]

652 - jumped by 80 with the weekends operation, had been sitting around 570-580 for a while before that.

[dsprado956]

N7 level is like a prestige level in Call of Duty...pointless, I let the players skills speak for themselves. I'm a N7 98 and have no issues being kicked and 9/10 times I've held top score

[COLZ7R]

200 odd, once i have leveled back up after weekend promotions wont bother again till another promote x number weekend strikes again

[Xenmir]

My N7 rating is at 120 and it will stay that way as well. I just have no interest in promoting. I care more about gathering the credits from each round to upgrade everything. I don't think I'm a 'bad' player. I do alright in Silver for the most part and hold my own. I've played a couple games in Gold and I just get my ass handed to me but I think a part of it is not having things like the weapons completely upgraded for now. Like someone else stated, I don't particularly go for the highest kill count. I try to do the little things. Set up / detonate biotic explosions for others, revive teammates, objectives, spawn points, etc. To me that's more important no matter what someone's N7 rating is. In fact I played a few rounds with one person whose N7 level was something very low like 23 and we worked great together. Then again I have no problem assisting <120 N7 people trying to level their classes up for the first time either.

[ParanoidDrone]

120 exactly. I never bothered promoting, even for the weekend events -- it was enough of a pain to get them to level 20 once, I'm not making myself do it again. If I need to tweak my powers, that's what respec cards are for.

[Bas170]

114 iirc (usually don't promote)

[iDeathlyOmen]

At the moment mine is 613 and raising every day.

[Clearly Balkan]

On Gold I kick everybody below N7150, but more importantly if you don't have a mic even if you're N7-800 you'll get kicked. That guy had Assault Rifle Mod on SMG.

[DoubleHell]

The N7 number is meaningless. Those who kick low/high levels put too much weight on it, for whatever reason it makes them feel insecure, or superior.

[B3ckett]

Only kick if level = silver/gold and N7 low.
Example:
Silver:
N7=10, character level = 1. Likely to kick.
N7=10, character level = 10. Okay, at least he/she has some abilities now.

Gold
N7<20, probably kick.
N7>20, character >15 = fine with me.

[NM_Che56]

357

Jj-yeah

[darthoreo]

about 1200 promote when i get the chance, and i like testing new builds

[sirdario1986]

darthoreo wrote...

about 1200 promote when i get the chance, and i like testing new builds

^this, but with a 2622 instead of 1200 

[greghorvath]

around 1250, but I plan to promote as I buy packs for the DLC items so I can get some benefit from the godawful character cards. Not that having a high N7 is actually of any use...

I only kick when in a gold lobby and I don't start kicks based on N7 but character level. Few people i have met can carry a low level character in gold and do not like to carry it instead of them...

[Mandolin]

Currently around 470ish. I'll stop once I've finished levelling this current batch of characters which will take me to 510 I think. If they run another promotion event I'll bite but otherwise I'm done.

[Clearly Balkan]

Drummernate wrote...

xelf207 wrote...

Really? They're booting as low as 120 now?

Seems like a week ago, if you asked people, they'd say 120 was fine as a 'loose minimum' for gold.

I guess as everyone else promotes up and beyond, us non-promoters start to look unappealing in random lobbies next to all the high numbers...

My N7 is 218 right now, I only ever promoted for the weekend promote challenges.

Heh... no worries.

240 is my cutoff for a definite chance in Gold I will only kick if you use a level 1 adept or something, and below 120 is my instant kick range... sorry, but I don't trust randoms anymore. Every one of them lies about their skill level....

Below 120 means you haven't even played each class once.... <_<

Good call. I'm also thinking about raising my bar from N7/150 to N7/200 for Gold randoms.

[Luke Pearce]

1050-ish

I am only promoting 3 more classes though (soldier, infiltrator and vanguard) and then get them all to 20...then ill be lvl 1200 and hope to remain there for some time.

[Mupjup]

im around 1150 i think....unfort i dont have alot else better to do then play ME3 multiplayer with my friends...but luckaly the DLC coming out soon will get me interested a little again to play.
But to me N7 rating does not really matter....its more about the class setup and weapons that can show a person how he/she plans to play.

[Dynamik78]

In the 1st month and half I was on the top 10 of my country but then when I realized promoting is good just for try new builds when you finish respec cards. So I stopped lvling the rating except for events involving promoting

Modifié par Dynamik78, 29 mai 2012 - 08:36 .

[Canavar404]

2143
I don't play often as before. So bored, but hope to see motivation in the new pack

[based]

280

i've only ever gotten kicked five or six times, even back when i overloaded guns and had no idea wtf a specialized build was.

i never host and would probably never kick someone because a) i'm nice like that and i refuse to use a mic or listen to others'.

[Fredvdp]

Pacifien wrote...

I have a high N7 rank which is incredibly embarrassing for me because I am not a very good player. Familiarity makes bronze easy but slow coordination skill makes silver/gold difficult, particularly since I lost all my understanding teammates to Diablo III. So I hope when people see my N7 score somewhere above 1700 and then we wipe in wave 9, they don't hold it against me.

I remember playing some decent games with you including a gold one in which we got full extraction. I never had the impression that you were much worse than the rest of the team.