Okay, so I’m about done with Silver packs. Here’s my question.
All of these sodding Emblems. Am I gonna get these in my golds, the rare ones? If so I’m just gonna bang out Silvers until I’ve got all these emblems I will absolutely never use (I have mine right here, baby!) but I just need to know before I make an extremely stupid mistake and muddle my precious Ultra Rare / Legendary / Mythic pool with EMBLEMS.
Any input, guys?
No need to blow all your silver on emblems just start on your start on your golds, you’ll still get those armours, skins, vehicles and weapons.
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Just check your SR, you are ranked SR78 so I’m guessing you’re almost done grinding those common-rare armours, skins, vehicles and weapons just don’t about those emblems.
Keep buying silvers until you start getting 3,000 RP back, then move to golds. I bet a lot of those emblems you are seeing are unlocked by finishing commendations.
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> Keep buying silvers until you start getting 3,000 RP back, then move to golds. I bet a lot of those emblems you are seeing are unlocked by finishing commendations.
I’ve always heard of this refund thing. Explain to me how it works, cause I do not get it.
Once you have ALL Uncommons-Rares (some common Mongeese only come out of bronze) the first two req cards in silver packs will be 1,500 Req points, you will get no permanent unlocks. Once that happens you can officially move onto gold packs and you’ll get all ultra rares or legendaries for your unlocks.
Emblems don’t count as one of the permanent unlocks in your pack, so if you’re finished with silvers you can move on to golds and get 2 ultra rare and legendary items with a chance of getting an emblem too.
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> > Keep buying silvers until you start getting 3,000 RP back, then move to golds. I bet a lot of those emblems you are seeing are unlocked by finishing commendations.
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> I’ve always heard of this refund thing. Explain to me how it works, cause I do not get it.
When you finish silvers or golds, instead of getting a permanent unlock you’ll get some req points back. In silvers you get 1500 x2 and in golds you get 3000 x2
Gold is the way to go to get the best bang for your buck. Play dont pay for reqs, it will all come to you in time. just play
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> Once you have ALL Uncommons-Rares (some common Mongeese only come out of bronze) the first two req cards in silver packs will be 1,500 Req points, you will get no permanent unlocks. Once that happens you can officially move onto gold packs and you’ll get all ultra rares or legendaries for your unlocks.
Ohh…! Huh, cool! Thank you, I’ll keep that in mind.
Man that refunding thing will make hunting for Rare Reqs a whole lot easier, huh?
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> Gold is the way to go to get the best bang for your buck. Play dont pay for reqs, it will all come to you in time. just play
…Well, 1, that’s kind of incorrect. There is a quietly encouraged progression of packs by the game itself, and two- the new sale sure is nice but I don’t intend on buying things en masse, mostly talking about req points here.
(But damn that new sale is good.)
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> Emblems don’t count as one of the permanent unlocks in your pack, so if you’re finished with silvers you can move on to golds and get 2 ultra rare and legendary items with a chance of getting an emblem too.
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> > > Keep buying silvers until you start getting 3,000 RP back, then move to golds. I bet a lot of those emblems you are seeing are unlocked by finishing commendations.
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> > I’ve always heard of this refund thing. Explain to me how it works, cause I do not get it.
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> When you finish silvers or golds, instead of getting a permanent unlock you’ll get some req points back. In silvers you get 1500 x2 and in golds you get 3000 x2
Oh wow, thank you for the information. For as clumsy and random as the Req system tends to be, it’s not like they didn’t give the system a lot of thought.
Thanks for all the input guys, I really appreciate it.