has been taking the gaming community by storm since its launch day on July 2, 2024. Hundreds of thousands of players have logged in on Steam alone, and its multiplayer community continues to thrive. This is largely due to 's seamless crossplay and its multiplayer content, but its multiplayer gameplay is not without its issues.
It is common for players to try to go through content solo as much as possible, but solo players will likely first experience forced multiplayer in a Special Operations mission. These missions often involve defending against waves of enemies. While this can be enjoyable, it can also lead to the thought that the player is underleveled, as teammates will often steamroll enemies without taking a bit of damage, while one's own attacks are seemingly ineffective, a confusion that stems from the displayed levels for teammates.
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When a player joins a multiplayer mission, they will see HUD elements for each of their teammates on the right side of the screen. This section of the HUD will show each player's current HP and Shield, their username, whether they are playing on PC, PlayStation, or Xbox, and, most confusingly, their level. Levels are commonly shown in multiplayer games, so players may gauge each other's relative skill and gear level. However, in, thedisplayed level refers to the Descendant level, which can be a problem.
A level 10 Descendant can thus carry a level 100 weapon without issue, and this is the ultimate cause of the multiplayer confusion.
As players go through the content of, they will eventually unlock other Descendants, complete with their unique stats and abilities, but this level is independent of the game's gear progression. A level 10 Descendant can thus carry a level 100 weapon without issue, and this is the ultimate cause of the multiplayer confusion. Any player comparing
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