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*Beyond the rank of a lieutenant, rank doesn't really benefit you, except from getting respect because there are no more armor permutations or achievements left to get. | *Beyond the rank of a lieutenant, rank doesn't really benefit you, except from getting respect because there are no more armor permutations or achievements left to get. | ||
*In the new auto update (TU2), a player will have individual ratings for each playlist and will start with 0 EXP. This means you will have to work your way up from a Recruit. Your "Global" rank will still be displayed in your Service Record and in custom games. | *In the new auto update (TU2), a player will have individual ratings for each playlist and will start with 0 EXP. This means you will have to work your way up from a Recruit. Your "Global" rank will still be displayed in your Service Record and in custom games. | ||
*In the new update (TU2), if a player achieves the rank of a Lieutenant they will get an achievement. | *In the new update (TU2), if a player achieves the rank of a Lieutenant in an individual playlist, they will get an achievement which gives 0 gamerpoints but Bungie have said that other rewards for the Vidmaster achievements will come. | ||
=Sources= | =Sources= |
Revision as of 06:58, October 6, 2008
This is a list of Xbox Live multiplayer ranks in Halo 3.
Players are given a military rank based upon their skill and EXP level.
The first chart shows how a player's rank is determined for their Global Rank, which is the Rank that will show up in Custom Games and on the service record, this is the Rank that is made up of all of the EXP gained in all of the playlists (plus more if the player has had the Gamertag before the TU2 update).[1][2]
List of Ranks
Global Ranks
Rank Name | Highest Skill |
EXP | |||
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Grade 1 | Grade 2 | Grade 3 | Grade 4 | ||
Recruit | 0 | 1 EXP | -- | -- | -- |
Apprentice | 0 | 2 EXP | 3 EXP | -- | -- |
Private | 0 | 5 EXP | 7 EXP | -- | -- |
Corporal | 0 | 10 EXP | 15 EXP | -- | -- |
Sergeant | 0 | 20 EXP | 30 EXP | 40 EXP | -- |
Gunnery Sergeant | 0 | 50 EXP | 60 EXP | 150 EXP | A.K.A: Master Sergeant 300 EXP |
Lieutenant | 10 | 70 EXP | 85 EXP | 200 EXP | A.K.A: First Lieutenant 400 EXP |
Captain | 20 | 100 EXP | 150 EXP | 300 EXP | A.K.A: Staff Captain 600 EXP |
Major | 30 | 200 EXP | 300 EXP | 600 EXP | A.K.A: Field Major 1200 EXP |
Commander | 35 | 300 EXP | 450 EXP | 900 EXP | A.K.A: Strike Commander 1800 EXP |
Colonel | 40 | 400 EXP | 600 EXP | 1200 EXP | A.K.A: Force Colonel 2400 EXP |
Brigadier | 45 | 500 EXP | 1000 EXP | 2000 EXP | A.K.A: Brigadier General 4000 EXP |
General | 50 | 600 EXP | 1200 EXP | 2500 EXP | A.K.A: 5 Star General 5000 EXP |
Playlist Ranks
The second chart provides information on how to get EXP for individual playlists, which will only show up at that Playlist and Bungie.net.
Rank Name | ||||
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Grade 1 | Grade 2 | Grade 3 | Grade 4 | |
Recruit | 1 EXP | -- | -- | -- |
Apprentice | 2 EXP | 3 EXP | -- | -- |
Private | 4 EXP | 5 EXP | -- | -- |
Corporal | 7 EXP | 10 EXP | -- | -- |
Sergeant | 12 EXP | 15 EXP | 20 EXP | -- |
Gunnery Sergeant | 25 EXP | 30 EXP | 35 EXP | A.K.A: Master Sergeant 40 EXP |
Lieutenant | 50 EXP | 60 EXP | 70 EXP | A.K.A: First Lieutenant 85 EXP |
Captain | 100 EXP | 110 EXP | 120 EXP | A.K.A: Staff Captain 135 EXP |
Major | 150 EXP | 160 EXP | 170 EXP | A.K.A: Field Major 185 EXP |
Commander | 200 EXP | 225 EXP | 250 EXP | A.K.A: Strike Commander 275 EXP |
Colonel | 300 EXP | 325 EXP | 350 EXP | A.K.A: Force Colonel 375 EXP |
Brigadier | 400 EXP | 425 EXP | 450 EXP | A.K.A: Brigadier General 475 EXP |
General | 500 EXP | ?? | ?? | A.K.A: 5 Star General ?? |
Gain and Loss of EXP
Tips for ranking up
- For starters, the Lone Wolves playlist is the most trouble-free and unproblematic way to get up to skill level 10, required for becoming a Lieutenant. This is because as long as your scoring position is in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th place (seeing as there can now be up to 8 players in Lone Wolves) you will gain a considerable amount of EXP and if you win a couple games in a row there, you will earn Skill points.
- Team Doubles playlist is also another good choice for ranking up. Just make sure you have a buddy to join you in your team to have faith in them. Otherwise you can be paired up with people who betray teammates for no good reason; or worse, leave.
- Team Slayer playlist is also a good playlist to rank up on after you get your highest skill to 10. Try to use your headset to talk to your team to make it easier. Do not betray people or you will get booted. Make sure you play ranked team slayer not social, it will not get your skill up.
- Try being alert for Double EXP Weekend playlists. You will usually earn 2 EXPs instead of just one. Grifball and Living Dead are recommended for starters, as whichever player ranks you encounter, fun is always guaranteed in the game.
- For those new to Halo, avoid Big Team Battle and playlists that have long range weaponry like Battle Rifles for starting weapons. Gamers with higher experience will dominate new players.
- If you are a skilled at headshot weaponry like Battle Rifles and Covenant Carbines, ranking up will be easy because many starters do not really know how to use these weapons well, also, Team SWAT can be a good starter for a player like this looking for Lieutenant.
- Unless you are playing with friends that you have trained with, or you can take on 4 enemies and win, MLG is not suggested for raising your skill.
Losing EXP
This only occurs when you quit a Team-based game without it being completed. In other words, it's almost no different from betraying your teammates. If your Xbox Live connection disconnects, it will be counted as quiting and you will lose EXP as well. In all cases, except for times when you really need to leave the game for a really good reason, quitting Matchmaking games are strongly discouraged. Quiting from Free for all gametypes will also cause you to lose EXP. In addition, Playlist EXP will not be lost when quitting. Note: Quitting from a Double EXP Weekend game will resulted in losing 2 EXP instead of 1, hence the "Double EXP".
Trivia
- Beyond the rank of a lieutenant, rank doesn't really benefit you, except from getting respect because there are no more armor permutations or achievements left to get.
- In the new auto update (TU2), a player will have individual ratings for each playlist and will start with 0 EXP. This means you will have to work your way up from a Recruit. Your "Global" rank will still be displayed in your Service Record and in custom games.
- In the new update (TU2), if a player achieves the rank of a Lieutenant in an individual playlist, they will get an achievement which gives 0 gamerpoints but Bungie have said that other rewards for the Vidmaster achievements will come.
Sources
http://www.bungie.net/Forums/posts.aspx?postID=26404941&postRepeater1-p=1#26407537 (Playlist ratings)