you really won't see anything over item lvl 16 from the boxes your going g to get all your stuff from the store it's completly pointless to get chests...
I disagree. I got my Sulevin Blade from a free chest room. It's all chance.
I see your point..but dropping my stats or rank was just to be like hey look I got some time in the game...maybe I might have a little more insight on things with such high stats...
The problem is that you are barking up the wrong tree. Your stats appear more to be you bragging than having insight, because you throw your stats in everyone's face in every topic I've read that you started.
Furthermore, many people here are veterans in the game and have done methodical testing of game functions and meta-data, so making statements of conjecture like you frequently do tends to meet resistance. You have not gained much credibility in your past posting, and thus people are more inclined to argue with what you say. It does not help that you are talking about playing the meta-game (xp/hr, gold/hr, etc), which is largely not popular.
My advice is to be more cognizant of what you are saying, meaning both the topic on which you speak and the manner in which you relay said topic.
I am an excellent strategist.....
I might disagree, having formal training in strategy and tactics. Your "strategy" in playing the meta-game is to grind to something. Grind to get that new weapon, grind to get that next promotion. That's not really a strategy. That's a tactic. The method by which you "speed run" matches is also a tactic.
See, a strategist's first task in creating a strategy for others is to know how those other people operate. The manner in which you play the game would have burned the vast majority of players out after a month of less, and so suggesting others play this way would be an ill-advised tactic.
If you want to call yourself a good strategist, then I challenge you come up with a strategy, not a tactic, to create sustainable enjoyment for the largest amount of people possible. A good strategist is, after all, flexible.
"Water shapes its course according to the nature of the ground over which it flows; the soldier works out his victory in relation to the foe whom he is facing. Therefore, just as water retains no constant shape, so in warfare there are no constant conditions. He who can modify his tactics in relation to his opponent and thereby succeed in winning, may be called a heaven-born captain."
-Sun Tzu