Don't know if you guys had this problem but I certainly did. Ever play a game of siege and got your mech like 2 or 3 levels up then went back to main menu after the new game started and your mech is back to the same level as it was when you joined said game_ I lost about 6 or 7 levels with 2 mechs(each) because of this fun little hiccup. Post your level losses here.
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, Nov 14 2012 07:43 AM
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Posted November 14 2012 - 07:45 AM
CBE1 problems_
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Posted November 14 2012 - 07:47 AM
Well in CBE1 I couldn't really play a game at all as you know the servers were a bit fuzzy bunny. I got to play like 2 games in total of that weekend. This is a CBE2 event, and a regular one at that.
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Posted November 14 2012 - 08:17 AM
Check the bug forums, there are loads of threads and posts on this.
Basically its a bit of a synch glitch where it doesn't always fully synch. There seems to be ways to sort it, be that closing and reopening Hawken, and other ideas but eh.
Basically its a bit of a synch glitch where it doesn't always fully synch. There seems to be ways to sort it, be that closing and reopening Hawken, and other ideas but eh.
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Posted November 14 2012 - 12:44 PM
Are you sure you're not confusing this with the Mech being static until you go back with the garage_
If that's the case, it's because even though your mech levels up, it still takes the mech that you had at the time as your mech until you go back to the garage.
So in short, it doesn't update your mech until you go to the garage and update it.
If you're actually losing levels, though, that shouldn't happen (though from what I heard, quitting and restarting the game should have given you the proper XP/level).
If that's the case, it's because even though your mech levels up, it still takes the mech that you had at the time as your mech until you go back to the garage.
So in short, it doesn't update your mech until you go to the garage and update it.
If you're actually losing levels, though, that shouldn't happen (though from what I heard, quitting and restarting the game should have given you the proper XP/level).
Edited by DarkPulse, November 14 2012 - 12:46 PM.
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Posted November 14 2012 - 12:49 PM
Don't forget:
This is Closed Beta.
Fuzzies be broken, yo.
This is Closed Beta.
Fuzzies be broken, yo.
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