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What does the "Level Gap" option do?
There's no mention of it in the manual.
There's no mention of it in the manual.
What does the "Level Gap" option do?
There's no mention of it in the manual.
There's no mention of it in the manual.
so can I take it this is a must buy game then hedfix?
Yes indeedy.
Posted this question on another site.
Here's what I got:
"The level gap thingy sets a limit for who can join. For example, you're a level 3, and set the level gap option to 1. This in effect limits the game to people either one level above or below you, or equal to you. So no level ones could join your game. It helps alot in ranked games, as if someone who is incidentally a level three and his teammate is too totally obliterate a team of two level ones, they will lose points instead of gain. "
Here's what I got:
"The level gap thingy sets a limit for who can join. For example, you're a level 3, and set the level gap option to 1. This in effect limits the game to people either one level above or below you, or equal to you. So no level ones could join your game. It helps alot in ranked games, as if someone who is incidentally a level three and his teammate is too totally obliterate a team of two level ones, they will lose points instead of gain. "
Ah, I thought it was like in PGR2 where you could request players with worse/same/better skill than you.
I suppose it is really, but works a different way...
I suppose it is really, but works a different way...
I always thought it was how much time you have on the lobby screen before the game starts, stupid me.