Hey folks,
I know basically what the ranks mean, but on the Rosters at the end of battles, there are the Rank Icons followed by a number on the rank background, and then that is followed by another number and then the player's name.
My question is: what does the number *after the Rank number but *before the player's name mean?
It's just there to show everyone how much that player has ranked up the characters. It goes up to 99 before resetting back down to 1 and rewarding that player with a new rank plate. The current max level is 5455 for leveling up every character to max rank in the game
Garden Warfare 2 follows the standard set in Garden Warfare 1 for a Player's rank being based on the sum total of all of the Levels of all of their unlocked characters.
This being the case each character variant can Level up only 9 times, they start at Level 1 and max out at Level 10, before needing to be Promoted to the next Level class which resets their Level back to 1 and allows them to gain more Levels. Each character variant can be Promoted 5 times in total.
Initially, from Rank 01 through 99, your Player Rank will simply be the total of your character Levels but when you reach Rank 100, which means that your characters have Leveled up 99 times, you gain a "Rank Plate" with a symbol, background design and color and your original Rank rolls over back to 00. The symbols associated with the Rank Plates repeat but the background pattern and color will change; the symbols themselves are meaningless and were actually inspired by another PopCap game called "Bejeweled 3"
With this system you can read the two numbers which make up a Player Rank, for example "29 32" together as a single number (2,932) which would represent the total "Rank" or number of times the Player has leveled up their roster of characters.
@MrGamer8000 wrote:
The Rank plates represent how many times you leveled any of your characters 100 times (which is 1 01).
*99 times, actually, since you always start at level 1, never level 0.
