In almost all modern shooters, a certain system of ranks or titles is introduced, which allows the player to achieve new heights in the game so that other gamers can notice it. Naturally, in each project, such a system is implemented in different ways - sometimes it is a rather complex mechanism that is understandable only to developers, and players continue to wonder how it works, but sometimes everything is very clear. For example, as in the Crossfire game, the developers of which never concealed the principle by which the accrual of titles is made. However, there are still enough gamers who cannot understand this system and understand it, so in this article you will learn all about how titles are awarded in Crossfire, what you need to do, and so on.
Gain experience
In some games, to get a new rank, you need to perform rather highly specialized tasks in terms of the number of headshots, opponents killed per round, and so on. But the titles in Crossfire are awarded quite simply - from the experience that you get. The more you play and win, the more experience points you get. Accordingly, the higher the rank, so you do not need to think a lot about how the rank is increased - everything is quite transparent and does not require in-depth proceedings. Well, now you know what experience is in this game and how it affects your development - it's time to take a look directly at what kind of ranks there are in Crossfire.
Global Ranks
It should be noted right away that the titles at Crossfire are divided into global and local - the former are much smaller than the latter. But do not rush - it is better to consider everything in order, then it will be clearer to you. So, there are only nineteen global titles in the game, and most of them (except for the first rank of “salag”) correspond to the real ones - these are the salag, rank-and-file, corporal, junior sergeant, sergeant, senior sergeant, foreman, junior lieutenant, lieutenant , senior lieutenant, captain, major, lieutenant colonel, colonel, major general, lieutenant general, colonel general, army general and marshal.
You get them after a fairly long period of time for one reason. The thing is that between them there are local titles, which will be discussed later. Thus, you do not need a cheat on the titles in the “Crossfire” to advance further. As mentioned earlier, you will only need excellent performance in battle, as well as an understanding of a fairly simple ranking system.
Local ranks
So, now you understand what are the global titles in the Crossfire game, and you know that they are followed by local ones. But how can this be understood? In fact, everything is extremely simple - just take an example. If you received the rank of sergeant, then you have every right to expect that the title of senior sergeant will become the next for you. But not in this game, since here the rank obtained has three more units, which differ only in the number next to the title of the rank. Thus, you will have to increase your sergeant rank three times in order to get to the rank of senior sergeant. As you can see, this is far from the most complicated system, but you need to know about it in order to understand why it takes so long for you to travel from sergeant to senior sergeant.
Rank Bonuses
In many games, titles are just badges that give you nothing but information about the game level. But in “Crossfire” everything is completely different - almost every global rank brings certain bonuses. For example, when you become ordinary, ten thousand game points are awarded, and when you are promoted to corporal, you get a helmet. Naturally, impressive bonuses have been prepared for higher ranks, but they still have to grow. Naturally, no one will give you three top trunks that are present in the rank of captain if you spent only a couple of hours in the game.