valid Recommended GS guide.

[Crossbone 516]

Its quite sad to see many of the players with GS that's way too low for their rank. For example: brigs-general ranked players with GS of only 3k and 4k when they should be around 5.5k to 6.5k to be able to compete and 6k to 7k to do better than average.

 

And for WO ranks I'm seeing players who don't even have 1k GS when they should be at least 2.7k to 3.5k to be able to compete and 3.2k to 4k to do better than average.

 

I think the fix for this is to add a recommended GS guide, think of it as a requirement in order to be able to compete with other players. You rank up and the requirement increases.

[Maf 32,300]

Valid

A guide would be nice to have, but it will hardly do anything. A lot of low GS players simply don't care enough to understand how the upgrading system works, forget about more specific things like how to use crystals efficiently. They just open the game and play, sometimes never ever checking their garage.

The only way to fix this for sure is to create some sort of automatic upgrading, where the equipment gets upgraded simply from playing.

[Crossbone 516]

38 minutes ago, Maf said:

Valid

A guide would be nice to have, but it will hardly do anything. A lot of low GS players simply don't care enough to understand how the upgrading system works, forget about more specific things like how to use crystals efficiently. They just open the game and play, sometimes never ever checking their garage.

The only way to fix this for sure is to create some sort of automatic upgrading, where the equipment gets upgraded simply from playing.

I haven't heard of that concept in years. I actually like your idea even better as long as players can still manually upgrade their gear. Heck, it might even allow multiple combos.

[Iron_Man 2,376]

8 hours ago, Crossbone said:

I haven't heard of that concept in years. I actually like your idea even better as long as players can still manually upgrade their gear. Heck, it might even allow multiple combos.

I share the opinion. In fact I was about to suggest the same. This is actually seen in Call Of Duty Mobile and Call of Duty Warzone. The more experience you earn with the given gun unlocks newer attachments, in the previously mentioned games. This would be really nice with Tanki. Newbies play more with the turret they find nice and it also makes it more powerful. Now this not only makes a lot of stuff easy but also allows them to buy stuff such as supplies, augments and upgrade drones.