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[Davynelord]

Just sounds to me that the OP is just bad at making good choices to manage RP gain....

However, we have to remember that knowledge, experience and ingame performance have a lot to do with RP gain....some of you guys forget that your among the best players in CB and usually end up MVP or racking up 30+ kills in a round....that kind of things nets you massive RP....Just have to remember, most people get maybe 8 kills and at least 8 deaths.....some go 0/4, some go 10/5, some get into matches that are half over....some teams are so bad it's hard to get more than 70 RP in a round....so add it all up and everyone's RP gain is vastly different. So before we hold others to our own standards, consider these things and that they are not all equal for everyone.

When I first started in CB2, I would be lucky to earn 70RP per match....now I can get up to 300...but depends on a lot of factors other than just myself...so some days I can rack up the RP and other days I barely break even because I buy grenades in stacks of 25 every 5 or so matches (only if I've used up my dailies already since I only do dailies that give grenades as rewards). So overall, there are too many factors to list that determine one's potential to make RP....but in general, RP does not need to be increased in my opinion...players just need to understand how to maximize their RP gain and to spend smart.

[Freelancer852]

I love how you all think the guy who is number 1 on a leaderboard is a typical use case scenario. Also I never once said I buy plates, so stop giving me crap about it. As for your experience compared to mine and how "wrong" I am... I played the beta for at least 80 hours all said. There is no way you can tell me that isn't enough to get an opinion on the mechanics of the game.

No, the people who top the leaderboards are not typical usage scenario people. However they are the same people that will probably spend money to buy GC even though they really don't need to since they earn RP. Those are the people who are investing time into the game to get good at it because they enjoy it, and since they enjoy it they will probably -- at some point-- buy GC to support the game.

That said, even if the most active players don't buy GC, they are still "paying for it" with time invested in the game. That actually benefits the community since it encourages people to play the game more. More people means more chances people will drop money on the game, which means more content and a better experience for everyone.

My point is that even though the people who top the leaderboards aren't exactly typical users, if you want to earn everything you need to either pay dollars or seconds. It seems to me that you're complaining because the people with more free time than you get to essentially play the game for free and earn more stuff than you unless you pay real money. Well, that's how Free2Play games are designed and the majority of people realize this.

I hate to say it, but it's probably not going to change much. If you want something and can't put the time in to earn it for free, buy it with GC and support the company so we can continue to fund this game and get more content for it.