I’ve been getting roughly 1400 RP per Warzone assault game consistently. But I hear people on the internet and my friends say they get over 2000 in a single game, without any boosts. So I was wondering if my points earned are actually typical.
it all depends on how you do in the game, i personally get around 1800-2100 a game. sometimes its more and sometimes its less but i think it has to do with the total point value you get in the game which means by doing objectives on top of getting kills you should get more req points per game than if you only get kills
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> it all depends on how you do in the game, i personally get around 1800-2100 a game. sometimes its more and sometimes its less but i think it has to do with the total point value you get in the game which means by doing objectives on top of getting kills you should get more req points per game than if you only get kills
You sure you are not confused with regular warzone?
I get around 1200-1400 and when I party with people everyone gets about the same. You certainly get more for longer games and less when you get put into games in progress.
just capture bases and kill the crap out of people your game score has a lot to do with it
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> > it all depends on how you do in the game, i personally get around 1800-2100 a game. sometimes its more and sometimes its less but i think it has to do with the total point value you get in the game which means by doing objectives on top of getting kills you should get more req points per game than if you only get kills
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> I get around 1200-1400 and when I party with people everyone gets about the same. You certainly get more for longer games and less when you get put into games in progress.
Oh you know what your are correct, i was mistaken as to the gametype
I thought part of the calculation for the #of points you got was the length of the game. Games that go the full three rounds, with the team capping near the end of the round (i.e. games that go 15-16 minutes) will always give out more points than a game that ends at the end of the first round (6 minutes) or games where your team rolls over the other and caps everything fast (<6 minutes).
I had a game where my team capped all the points quickly, and the game was over in about 4 minutes. Didn’t get many points at all, but with the length of the game it was comparable to the same amount I would have gotten in a regular length game.
From a performance standpoint, I do see a higher value when I place at a higher rank on my team, but I never hit the 2,000 figure in an assault game. I think my max for an assault game has been around 1500.
For Warzone Assault, and Warzone, there are three point values: Completion, Boost, and Player Rank. Time doesn’t affect things much.
For completing a full Warzone game, you get about 1500 REQ points win or lose. Based on your Player Rank, which is based on your performance during the game, you can get around another 300 - 500 REQ points (or possibly more). Boost is based off of any RP Boost active.
For Warzone Assault, its roughly the same but faster and with less point counts. Completion nets you around 1k REQ points. Player Rank can net another 300-500 points. Boost acts the same.
A single Warzone game, if both teams are equal in skill and REQ cards, can last almost 20 minutes. There is no time limit, it’s the first to 1000 points.
In Warzone Assault, however, a game can last only 6 minutes if the defensive team buttons down the starting base, but you still get at least 1k REQ points for a full game; win or lose.
1000 req without boosts for me