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[Deerber]

Lol, not this **** again...

[Lady Abstract]

Deerber wrote...

Lol, not this **** again...

[Zero132132]

No. Challenge points are a better indicator of how much time you've put into the game. Some people stick with level 20 characters for life.

[Emissary of the Collectors]

Zero132132 wrote...

No. Challenge points are a better indicator of how much time you've put into the game. Some people stick with level 20 characters for life.

Sometimes to get a N7 number that they like (ive seen a few permanent 420s), i myself am 360 forever

[Deerber]

Drake Malice wrote...

Zero132132 wrote...

No. Challenge points are a better indicator of how much time you've put into the game. Some people stick with level 20 characters for life.

Sometimes to get a N7 number that they like (ive seen a few permanent 420s), i myself am 360 forever

The only thing that stopped me from stopping (derp) at 120 were the weekend challenges. I've been 270 for over a year, and I don't plan on changing that.

[Tantum Dic Verbo]

Zero132132 wrote...

No. Challenge points are a better indicator of how much time you've put into the game. Some people stick with level 20 characters for life.

It's still not reliable.  There will always be players (like me) who chase the numbers.  

[Mask of Apathy]

FatherOfPearl wrote...

XFG-65 wrote...

We're not talking about an N7 of 10k here. Or 20k. Not even 30k. Forget 40k. We're talking almost 54,000 N7. I don't need to add anything else to this.

SNIP

 LOL, This made my day, Pearl 

[The Last]

XFG-65 wrote...

We're not talking about an N7 of 10k here. Or 20k. Not even 30k. Forget 40k. We're talking almost 54,000 N7. I don't need to add anything else to this.

Am I supposed to be impressed by that N7 rating or something? Just asking.

[Wizard of Ox]

Deerber wrote...

Drake Malice wrote...

Zero132132 wrote...

No. Challenge points are a better indicator of how much time you've put into the game. Some people stick with level 20 characters for life.

Sometimes to get a N7 number that they like (ive seen a few permanent 420s), i myself am 360 forever

The only thing that stopped me from stopping (derp) at 120 were the weekend challenges. I've been 270 for over a year, and I don't plan on changing that.

Dude, I'm so jelly. I wish I had kept my 300 .

[Tokenusername]

KroGan_eRRanT wrote...

Deerber wrote...

Drake Malice wrote...

Zero132132 wrote...

No. Challenge points are a better indicator of how much time you've put into the game. Some people stick with level 20 characters for life.

Sometimes to get a N7 number that they like (ive seen a few permanent 420s), i myself am 360 forever

The only thing that stopped me from stopping (derp) at 120 were the weekend challenges. I've been 270 for over a year, and I don't plan on changing that.

Dude, I'm so jelly. I wish I had kept my 300 .

I'm happy with 3000. Just too bad i'll never finish N7 mastery now.

[Argent Xero]

FatherOfPearl wrote...

XFG-65 wrote...

We're not talking about an N7 of 10k here. Or 20k. Not even 30k. Forget 40k. We're talking almost 54,000 N7. I don't need to add anything else to this.

Quoting for reasons.

[The Last]

Tokenusername wrote...

KroGan_eRRanT wrote...

Deerber wrote...

Drake Malice wrote...

Zero132132 wrote...

No. Challenge points are a better indicator of how much time you've put into the game. Some people stick with level 20 characters for life.

Sometimes to get a N7 number that they like (ive seen a few permanent 420s), i myself am 360 forever

The only thing that stopped me from stopping (derp) at 120 were the weekend challenges. I've been 270 for over a year, and I don't plan on changing that.

Dude, I'm so jelly. I wish I had kept my 300 .

I'm happy with 3000. Just too bad i'll never finish N7 mastery now.

Still 300 

[IllusiveManJr]

I think eating pizza = ME3 MP skillz.

[Wizard of Ox]

Tokenusername wrote...

KroGan_eRRanT wrote...

Deerber wrote...

Drake Malice wrote...

Zero132132 wrote...

No. Challenge points are a better indicator of how much time you've put into the game. Some people stick with level 20 characters for life.

Sometimes to get a N7 number that they like (ive seen a few permanent 420s), i myself am 360 forever

The only thing that stopped me from stopping (derp) at 120 were the weekend challenges. I've been 270 for over a year, and I don't plan on changing that.

Dude, I'm so jelly. I wish I had kept my 300 .

I'm happy with 3000. Just too bad i'll never finish N7 mastery now.

I thought of reaching that magic number too, but I hate promoting too much. 

[Mask of Apathy]

Tokenusername wrote...

KroGan_eRRanT wrote...

Deerber wrote...

Drake Malice wrote...

Zero132132 wrote...

No. Challenge points are a better indicator of how much time you've put into the game. Some people stick with level 20 characters for life.

Sometimes to get a N7 number that they like (ive seen a few permanent 420s), i myself am 360 forever

The only thing that stopped me from stopping (derp) at 120 were the weekend challenges. I've been 270 for over a year, and I don't plan on changing that.

Dude, I'm so jelly. I wish I had kept my 300 .

I'm happy with 3000. Just too bad i'll never finish N7 mastery now.

I'm at less than 2000 and I finished N7 Mastery??

[Tokenusername]

IllusiveManJr wrote...

I think eating pizza = ninja skills

FTFY

[OniGanon]

Tantum Dic Verbo wrote...

Zero132132 wrote...

No. Challenge points are a better indicator of how much time you've put into the game. Some people stick with level 20 characters for life.

It's still not reliable.  There will always be players (like me) who chase the numbers.  

Also, people who only ever use a handful of kits/weapons will never get any of the Alien and Weapon Challenges done.

[SilentStep79]

Tokenusername wrote...

palmof40sorrows wrote...

I DEMAND ANSWERS TO THE PANCAKE LOVER thing. Sorry for the yelling.

Knowledge sought may become knowledge regretted.

this.
in fact, I wish I could forget what it is you're seeking.

[Creator Limbs]

Mask of Apathy wrote...

Tokenusername wrote...
I'm happy with 3000. Just too bad i'll never finish N7 mastery now.

I'm at less than 2000 and I finished N7 Mastery??

Challenges were not implemented until September 2012. Token is an old soul.

[Tyrant112580]

Does promoting characters = skill in this game? Answer = No. Just ask XFG-65.

[Rotward]

It means that they've put a lot of time in the game. If they're NOT skilled, they're hopeless.

[Zero132132]

Tantum Dic Verbo wrote...

Zero132132 wrote...

No. Challenge points are a better indicator of how much time you've put into the game. Some people stick with level 20 characters for life.

It's still not reliable.  There will always be players (like me) who chase the numbers.  

I don't think there's such thing as a reliable indicator of pretty much anything in this game. I mean, N7 rank is great at determining how many times you've promoted, and challenge points are a good indicator of how many challenges you've completed, but other stuff doesn't really correlate well.

Doesn't mean that some things don't offer a better guess than others.

[bondiboy]

Depends on how you have promoted. Takes some skill I guess to play low level characters well in gold but no skill required to buy packs .

[WestLakeDragon]

Seriously, N7 means nothing if it is 120 or higher. First thing I look at is what guns, level of guns and equipment being used, plus maybe a short glance at the challenge points for a little more reference (are they using that Shuriken for challenge points?). Even with all of that I still only care if 2-3 randoms seem dubiously unprepared for Gold.

[Supremocognito]

If it did Then I would be really skilled at this game...