Is there a short guide to XP?

[SolarClipz]

So I'm holding random cards to level up until I get a new card to train with it, since I'm maxed so far. If a second one comes up, do Pros get better XP the more you pumped up the regular versions?

Or is it only good to Pro if you are going to max it out if getting the normal versions to level 20 provides more train XP in the end than a level 0 pro?

Also does anyone have an exact breakdown of how much returns you get on training one card and then using that one to train again? I'm currently leaving them all at like halfway maxed so I hope to not overdo one and waste a bunch of XP in one card

[vash021]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

So I'm holding random cards to level up until I get a new card to train with it, since I'm maxed so far. If a second one comes up, do Pros get better XP the more you pumped up the regular versions?

Or is it only good to Pro if you are going to max it out if getting the normal versions to level 20 provides more train XP in the end than a level 0 pro?

Also does anyone have an exact breakdown of how much returns you get on training one card and then using that one to train again? I'm currently leaving them all at like halfway maxed so I hope to not overdo one and waste a bunch of XP in one card

2 max Super Rare card if used to train a UR card it will go up to 32/35 or 31

If you are going to use the cards just to use them train on better cards then pro them immediatly at lvl 0

[miz468]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

Here you go man. Click the Player Progression tab at the bottom.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...iwQ/edit#gid=0

[SolarClipz]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

2 max Super Rare card if used to train a UR card it will go up to 32/35 or 31

If you are going to use the cards just to use them train on better cards then pro them immediatly at lvl 0

Yes. Just meant that if I already have 2 of the same cards with some levels, would you be losing XP if you Pro those?

[JaysinSeason]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

Yes. Don't ever pro to train unless they're both at level 0. 1 maxed sr will get you to level 22. A proper pro at level 0 gets you to level 4.

[swishfury]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

So we train lower tier maybe Pro or Super Pro then use it to upgrade?

[JaysinSeason]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

Don't understand the question.

When you train another card, it will gain exp based on the other cards level and tier. So when you max two rares or super rares than pro them they're level 0 and you'll get just the base super rare pro exp. if you train them individually or pro them both at level 0 you'll get much more exp.

You're better off training cards directly if you can. If not just train all super rares and rares and let them sit as single card training fodder.

[clipperfan811]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

Don't understand the question.

When you train another card, it will gain exp based on the other cards level and tier. So when you max two rares or super rares than pro them they're level 0 and you'll get just the base super rare pro exp. if you train them individually or pro them both at level 0 you'll get much more exp.

You're better off training cards directly if you can. If not just train all super rares and rares and let them sit as single card training fodder.

So it's better to just pro common and uncommon at level 0 and train use those level 0 pros to train, right?

From what I understood you get a base xp for, say a common pro, plus 60% of any XP you've fed it to train. That means you're losing out on 40% of XP that you would have gotten if you used the same cards to train directly. (The cards used to train up the common pro)

[JaysinSeason]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

Yea don't train throw always unless you have nothing else to train. Pro all commons and uncommons before training them.

[Cixelsyd23]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

I'm a little lost here.

In the past I've maxed rares, then pro'd them and maxed them again before using them to train up URs/Pros (during RC when I didn't yet have the UR cards to train directly). Is this a bad use of XP? If so, what is the most efficient way to train rares and/or super rares to use as training fodder for cards I don't have yet?

Thanks

[apos1914]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

I'm a little lost here.

In the past I've maxed rares, then pro'd them and maxed them again before using them to train up URs/Pros (during RC when I didn't yet have the UR cards to train directly). Is this a bad use of XP? If so, what is the most efficient way to train rares and/or super rares to use as training fodder for cards I don't have yet?

Thanks

If you plan to use these cards as training fodder, dont combine them. For example, 2 Maxed UR Ray Allens give more XP than 1 Maxed UR Pro Ray Allen.

Or you can just combine them at 0 level, then max the Pro, then use it to train a higher tier card.

[Cixelsyd23]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

If you plan to use these cards as training fodder, dont combine them. For example, 2 Maxed UR Ray Allens give more XP than 1 Maxed UR Pro Ray Allen.

Or you can just combine them at 0 level, then max the Pro, then use it to train a higher tier card.

Thank you! That's a heckuva lot of training I was wasting then.

As between training them up separately and combine them at zero and maxing the pro, which gives more XP?

[apos1914]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

Thank you! That's a heckuva lot of training I was wasting then.

As between training them up separately and combine them at zero and maxing the pro, which gives more XP?

Not really sure on that, though i believe the first option.

[Cixelsyd23]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

Not really sure on that, though i believe the first option.

Cool, thanks again

[JaysinSeason]

Re: Is there a short guide to XP?

You get exp depending on the level of the card you use to train. So a level 20 sr will give more exp than a level 10 sr pro.