What level are you when you become a respected player?

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• DrZola Posts: 8,542 ★★★★★

  May 2020

  I’m still not a respected player. And that includes self-respect.
  
  Dr. Zola

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• Eb0ny-O-M4w Posts: 13,759 ★★★★★

  May 2020

  I'm an endgame player and I'm still not respected.
  It's all about being a good person

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• TP33 Posts: 1,593 ★★★★

  May 2020 edited May 2020

  Respected how? Honestly I respect any player that will put time and effort into this game without just paying themselves out of tricky fights. Sure spend money on deals or offers I can’t stop you but I’ll never respect anyone who just pays their way through every minor struggle they come up against

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• Scanman042 Posts: 11 ★

  May 2020

  Who cares what others think about you. Find a group of like minded people to play the game with and just enjoy it.

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• SuperiorSymbiote Posts: 1,862 ★★★★★

  May 2020

  It’s not the level it’s what the person feels to do to the other, but in-game case cavalier abyss or 100% completion of act 6 I’ve seen has gained some players a form of respect.

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• Thicco_Mode Posts: 8,852 ★★★★★

  May 2020

  Like @TP33, working through your problems and not complaining about everything and blaming kabam. I'll respect a level two that posts on the forums politely asking about tips for the game. I'll respect a level twenty that is confused about a confusing mechanic like passive vs active. I'm not respecting a level sixty that strides in confidently blaming kabam for bad rng or complaining that rol is too hard and must be tuned down or that something is bugged when it's working fine and they know that, or that they refuse to believe anyone or consider any other opinion

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• Pancake_Face Posts: 1,390 ★★★★

  May 2020

  I would say level 40 as that is when you can actually do stuff once you get uncollected but levels don't matter

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• Kabam Vydious Administrator › Posts: 3,598

  May 2020

  Where I can see the intent behind this and understand it to be good, unfortunately the thread can easily derail from that. There's really no such thing as hitting a certain level and becoming respected. It's more of a matter on how you handle/go about yourself within the community.
  
  And this is going to sound really cheesy, but-- You're as good as you want to be and respect starts with yourself. Focus on you and being proud of your accomplishments rather than seeking it from other people. You're doing amazing. Don't let anyone take that away from you or make you feel you have to get it from them.

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