Blade Arena Round 2- Should I grind for him?
DERPYREVENGER
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Hey, I got my first blade at 8 mill on round 1, but I am still deciding whether or not to go for him on round 2. I have exams to do in a week, but they aren't very big, (I only care about English, Science and Maths), but people are saying that I should just revise harder for the exams. I know that I can probably get away with getting blade awakened and getting good marks for the exams, because I have a decently good roster for Infinite streaking (34 max 3 stars, 3 Rank 5 four stars, 17 Rank 4 four stars, 20 Rank 3 four stars, 2 Rank 2 four stars), and a **** ton of 1.5 k pi champs, so I can get away with reverse sandbagging, (1 Rank 4 four star and 2 Rank 1 four stars), more than enough, and I have about 500 units, (Could get to about 700-750 depending on how much the arena crystals favour me), meaning I can use my 3 Rank 5 four stars for a huge burst at the end of the arena, (at least 1 - 2 mill, if I apply boosts and use my units,.) I can get about 600k per 2 hours of infinite streaking and I can grind during my Geography and IT classes (This discussion was created during my IT class), but I am still unsure whether or not to grind. If I get blade, I can do so much more in this game, but if I don't, I have a bit more revision time. Depending on how well I study today, the Round 1 cutoffs, and the advice given by the community, and the cutoff predictions, I will make my decision.
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You don’t get do overs on final exams so do your best on those.
It’s just a 4* Blade, it will probably be useless in 6 months anyway.
There's a time to play and then there's a time to study. Gaming can be addictive but it won't let you re-take your exams. From where I come, even a percent of marks could make or break your career. Your decide at what point are you in life, there's always unimportant exams and then there's the life changing ones.
It is important. 9th grade results might not directly be THE most important thing for colleges, but it sets up your future in high school, which then sets up your path to college. That's if you're interested in college.