Since we skip every tenth level after leveling up to Specializations status.
Can I ask why?
Logic
> Logic
Okay genius care to explain further?
Space magic! It explains EVERYTHING!
what do you mean? you dont skip any levels you just level up normally
> > Logic
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> Okay genius care to explain further?
You never noticed video game logic?
It is something you should never question.
No matter what form it takes.
> > Logic
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> Okay genius care to explain further?
The real genius is me because I detected the sarcasm.
on topic : it really doesn’t make sense.
> what do you mean? you dont skip any levels you just level up normally
Pay attention closely next time you pick a new specialization. You go straight from the end of let’s say level 59 to the start of level 61. What happens to level 60?
level 50 (example) 60,70,80 ect.
Is a barrier for you to choose an specialization. It is to remind people to choose one.
> > what do you mean? you dont skip any levels you just level up normally
>
> Pay attention closely next time you pick a new specialization. You go straight from the end of let’s say level 59 to the start of level 61. What happens to level 60?
You stop at 50,60,70,ect
then you choose a specialization and no exp required to go from 60-61.
You didn’t even pay attention to the levels and you question them?
Sad
Just think of it as a bonus level. In Halo 4, as far as I know, everytime you rank up, you get unlock something. So if you ranked up from 60, you would rank up once without gaining an unlock.
> level 50 (example) 60,70,80 ect.
> Is a barrier for you to choose an specialization. It is to remind people to choose one.
Huh? Then why wouldn’t they still let you start at level 60, 70, 80, etc? Your reasoning still doesn’t explain why we have to skip the level completely.
> > > what do you mean? you dont skip any levels you just level up normally
> >
> > Pay attention closely next time you pick a new specialization. You go straight from THE END of let’s say level 59 to the start of level 61. What happens to level 60?
>
> You stop at 50,60,70,ect
> then you choose a specialization and no exp required to go from 60-61.
> You didn’t even pay attention to the levels and you question them?
> Sad
I said the end of 59, which is the exact same thing as the start of 60… You clearly know what I meant.
I’m pretty sure we don’t skip levels, although it kind of feels that way.
Example: You reach level 50 and need to choose a specialisation. When you enlist in one that very action causes you to move to the next level, ie. SR-51. It’s so that your total rank number stays in-line with your specialisation rank, e.g. Total rank SR-51, Stalker rank SK-1.
If it wasn’t like this they wouldn’t really tie-in and it would look odd.
> I’m pretty sure we don’t skip levels, although it kind of feels that way.
>
> Example: You reach level 50 and need to choose a specialisation. When you enlist in one that very action causes you to move to the next level, ie. SR-51. It’s so that your total rank number stays in-line with your specialisation rank, e.g. Total rank SR-51, Stalker rank SK-1.
>
> If it wasn’t like this they wouldn’t really tie-in and it would look odd.
First decent answer I’ve received. Thank you. This seems logical/fair enough.
> > I’m pretty sure we don’t skip levels, although it kind of feels that way.
> >
> > Example: You reach level 50 and need to choose a specialisation. When you enlist in one that very action causes you to move to the next level, ie. SR-51. It’s so that your total rank number stays in-line with your specialisation rank, e.g. Total rank SR-51, Stalker rank SK-1.
> >
> > If it wasn’t like this they wouldn’t really tie-in and it would look odd.
>
> First decent answer I’ve received. Thank you. This seems logical/fair enough.
That is basically what I pointed out except put simply and didn’t require simple thinking to understand.
> > > I’m pretty sure we don’t skip levels, although it kind of feels that way.
> > >
> > > Example: You reach level 50 and need to choose a specialisation. When you enlist in one that very action causes you to move to the next level, ie. SR-51. It’s so that your total rank number stays in-line with your specialisation rank, e.g. Total rank SR-51, Stalker rank SK-1.
> > >
> > > If it wasn’t like this they wouldn’t really tie-in and it would look odd.
> >
> > First decent answer I’ve received. Thank you. This seems logical/fair enough.
>
> That is basically what I pointed out except put simply and didn’t require simple thinking to understand.
u mad?
> > > > I’m pretty sure we don’t skip levels, although it kind of feels that way.
> > > >
> > > > Example: You reach level 50 and need to choose a specialisation. When you enlist in one that very action causes you to move to the next level, ie. SR-51. It’s so that your total rank number stays in-line with your specialisation rank, e.g. Total rank SR-51, Stalker rank SK-1.
> > > >
> > > > If it wasn’t like this they wouldn’t really tie-in and it would look odd.
> > >
> > > First decent answer I’ve received. Thank you. This seems logical/fair enough.
> >
> > That is basically what I pointed out except put simply and didn’t require simple thinking to understand.
>
> u mad?
No, I’m just questioning the intelligence of basic humanity.
> > > > > I’m pretty sure we don’t skip levels, although it kind of feels that way.
> > > > >
> > > > > Example: You reach level 50 and need to choose a specialisation. When you enlist in one that very action causes you to move to the next level, ie. SR-51. It’s so that your total rank number stays in-line with your specialisation rank, e.g. Total rank SR-51, Stalker rank SK-1.
> > > > >
> > > > > If it wasn’t like this they wouldn’t really tie-in and it would look odd.
> > > >
> > > > First decent answer I’ve received. Thank you. This seems logical/fair enough.
> > >
> > > That is basically what I pointed out except put simply and didn’t require simple thinking to understand.
> >
> > u mad?
>
> No, I’m just questioning the intelligence of basic humanity.
On a Halo 4 forum… riiiight…
Somebody doesn’t know how to test.