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Well I can do a weekly capture of the high score summary but there isn't much for me to capture in terms of people playing. It won't show an exact idea of who is playing what levels, but it should give an general idea and you can look at the playable fluctuation.

_Anshin_ wrote:Well I can do a weekly capture of the high score summary but there isn't much for me to capture in terms of people playing. It won't show an exact idea of who is playing what levels, but it should give an general idea and you can look at the playable fluctuation.

Ahhh...very true. I forget about that little list. I've seen it before, but it was some time ago. That was pretty much the info I was looking for. Thanks!

_Anshin_ wrote:

alldarker wrote:Even now high gains are still very much possible, even without some of those players you mention. Some of those high rollers have already been replaced by newer players, allowing for comparable scores. Although a million XP per bot? I severely doubt that has yet been possible: only the top ten were ever able to consistently rake in that much XP.

Darq/Anshin/Warblade/Nyteshade where consistently able to do that when they were in full play. Darq does that still daily as long as I have the time to deploy.

As for players replacing them, they are few and far between. Most of the new players and consistent players I see are around the lvl 4 - 6 are which is why I have changed my team deploys to include Encryption, Seraphim, and Backlash.

I figured out why the team-members you name were getting 1 million XP per bot / per day: you always had the same top guys in the missions. Except for Alldarker, Rampage and Headstrong, I always throw the lowest XP team-members in the missions, circulating them and keeping them together, but also not using them after they'd overtaken their team-mates. This means my mean XP-gain for my lowest 9 guys is always the same, day-by-day, with only my top three able to consistantly make scores of over 1 million a day.

alldarker wrote:I figured out why the team-members you name were getting 1 million XP per bot / per day: you always had the same top guys in the missions. Except for Alldarker, Rampage and Headstrong, I always throw the lowest XP team-members in the missions, circulating them and keeping them together, but also not using them after they'd overtaken their team-mates. This means my mean XP-gain for my lowest 9 guys is always the same, day-by-day, with only my top three able to consistantly make scores of over 1 million a day.

Well as you have said before we tend to all have different play styles. I purposely keep Flashpoint and Shenlong in the rear to lend support to the lower Bots that start to play. But for the most part my first 4 were my play builds, my next two were my stat trackers builds. The next four after that were experiments on different types of weapons, points, and ways to help me figure out math and calculate alternatives. Once I had those figured out I could apply them to my top four. That is why if you look at my builds they differ from the bottom up but follow similar builds at the top even if they have different tactics.

If you look back in March of 2011 I wasn't even in the top 50 of the players. A year and a half and a half later I am right behind Burn himself.

_Anshin_ wrote:If you look back in March of 2011 I wasn't even in the top 50 of the players. A year and a half and a half later I am right behind Burn himself.

Yup, your march through the ranks has been pretty astounding. I pretty much keep an eye on everyone's general progress and yours was the most consistently impressive. I'm still annoyed by the way Darq overtook Rampage

This Decepticon had given up years ago, but I'm back in the game now

Well welcome back

I'm still around, i just had to take care of a little side mission, you know build up some stock for "trade" purposes. Boy we really gutted that town of everyth... errm anyway to cut things short we've got lots more stock, plenty of rounds to put to good use, for the right price of course.

So much for the Decepticon defeat. We go on vacation for a few months and the Empties think they own the place.

I'm just waking up from a long hibernation my crew are just waking up

This is the down side to this game. The Decepticon hegemony never goes away.

Super Megatron wrote:This is the down side to this game. The Decepticon hegemony never goes away.

we just wake up and start all over again lol

wake up its feeding time

yes i just quoted the big guy
ryback

Burn wrote:

alldarker wrote:I really wonder how that switch-around has been made possible... Have the people who choose the Decepticon side less motivated?

I think you'll find it has less to do with motivation and more to do with moving onto other things that are actually updated.

This, mostly. Been rather busy of late, not to mention Seibertron was actually blocked where I used to work. Besides, I've been having more fun with games like STO and TOR, which, like Burn said, are usually updated (for better or for worse). And if there was a Transformers MMO like those two, you know I'd be there playing it (as a Decepticon, of course).

It's actually been so long that half my team has since disappeared. The other half is still around, and I stuck 'em in some missions before stopping by here.

Archanubis wrote:

Burn wrote:

alldarker wrote:I really wonder how that switch-around has been made possible... Have the people who choose the Decepticon side less motivated?

I think you'll find it has less to do with motivation and more to do with moving onto other things that are actually updated.

This, mostly. Been rather busy of late, not to mention Seibertron was actually blocked where I used to work. Besides, I've been having more fun with games like STO and TOR, which, like Burn said, are usually updated (for better or for worse).

I'm was kind of in the same boat. Between the time I fell off a few years ago to the time I came back a few weeks ago, I've graduated college, gotten a job and moved to a new town, bought a house, made bank and got married. It's been an eventful time, to say the least.

That said, now that I'm back, my desire to play is still pretty strong. I think that has to do with the fact I never got very far in the game even before the big reset. I'm still pretty much in the same position I was then - slogging it out at the lower levels (Level 2 currently). So I'm still driven to keep playing to get my 'Bots even stronger so I can experience the higher end of the game.

While I do pine for more players to get into missions with/against, these past few weeks have ironically been the most productive I've ever had. Don't know what the future holds, but my Spartans are gonna be here for a while.

alldarker wrote:Just a very few small pockets of insurgence which are often easy to eradicate.

My fellow Autobots: I'd say that the end of the Heavy Metal War is near, and the Decepticons have been vanquished!!!

Heh, so we do have you fooled! Now we gotta rebuild our army, and come back with a vengeance! Glory to Megatron and the Decepticons!

I pop in and out when I remember this site.