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Vampire XP system is mostly about "gimme" points (you pretty much always get one point per category per session), so it mostly just exists to reward sitting down at the table with the group. Now, I don't want anyone to copy my rather sarcastic comment into the article body, but there should be some note of how XP in games is a way to reward certain behaviors and punish others.
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Since C&C: Red Alert 2, units can become veteran and elite in rank by destroying a set value of enemies, thus increasing their stats (damage, fire rate, armour, speed, range, etc.). Is there an article about this, or should a paragraph be created in this one? (Note: Technically, C&C: Tiberian
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There area large number of powerleveling services, many are reported to operate out of China. Some of these companies are not forth coming with there work, or historically unwilling to resolve complaints. Many will company's use web cites to project an online identity of being much larger than they
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I'm really not sure what to do with it, as it doesn't seem to "fit" anywhere in the article as it is currently build. A huge portion of the article is unsourced, though, and I think it should be grounded in more sourced material like this. It might be a bit too much of an example of how XP could
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