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What is exactly being a "pro"?


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Hexi-decimal wrote...

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Being a "pro" in a game where you fight computer bots, are you kidding me? There are no pros in this game. Pros are in PvP not co-op. I could care less that you can solo gold with a level one character sporting a predator because all you are doing is beating a computer that uses a move set. Who gives a rats ass about anyone beating Street Fighter or Halo on the hardest difficulty? A player is "pro" when they can win PvP tournaments.


Meh, technically speaking if you get paid for it you can call yourself pro lol.  I don't know anyone who gets paid to play this though.


You are correct, but you get paid by being endorsed, you get endorsed by winning tournaments. 


*I personally would never want to be a "pro" player. I much rather prefer to be a good players with a fundemental understanding of how the game works.

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I'm a pro at radiological imaging systems, I know this because every 2 weeks I get a paycheck. Someone is a pro at ME3 as soon as they show me their check stub.

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KiraTsukasa wrote...

Hexi-decimal wrote...

Immortal Strife wrote...

Being a "pro" in a game where you fight computer bots, are you kidding me? There are no pros in this game. Pros are in PvP not co-op. I could care less that you can solo gold with a level one character sporting a predator because all you are doing is beating a computer that uses a move set. Who gives a rats ass about anyone beating Street Fighter or Halo on the hardest difficulty? A player is "pro" when they can win PvP tournaments.


Meh, technically speaking if you get paid for it you can call yourself pro lol.  I don't know anyone who gets paid to play this though.


The BioWare devs? The QA team? :?


You using a the term professional in a different context. Yes, game developers are professional game designers. Op it referring to the context of "pro" as a professional gamer, player, not creater.

I doesn't matter really, I'm sure only a handful of people actually make money and I can bet that they don't make that money for very long.