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In a perfect world you wouldn't need to. AE missions would award fair rewards no matter what you did. In this world, it's definetly something to consider .
In my opinion, in a perfect world you wouldn't need to because people would play AE for the story regardless of reward. I happen to be one who would still play AE if all exp and tickets were turned off.
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Honestly I think you're in the minority. I would still do some AE with no rewards but it would be solely for things like like testing builds or missions where I mindlessly mow down hordes of low level minions for giggles. Story is nice but if I want to read CoX fanfic there are much better options than the AE. Story + Rewards make the AE worth doing.
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In a perfect world, I would play AE for story with no xp, and after playing an arc or two I would hit a "level up" button that would level me up and give me a bunch of play-moneys.
In my opinion, in a perfect world you wouldn't need to because people would play AE for the story regardless of reward. I happen to be one who would still play AE if all exp and tickets were turned off.
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In this world though, where you still need XP to level and tickets to earn play-moneys, AE with no rewards would be mostly useless to people like me.
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I would like to thank those of you who ask the questions, and those of you who answer them.
I read something that causes me to stop and think before I publish my arc, because I hadn't even thought about the mission rewards. Tickets. I was just trying to make a couple of good missions and tell a short story. I never gave a moments thought to Lieutenants, Bosses or difficulty levels.
So, I thank you folks for helping me realize my mistake before I published. I must consider my audience.
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