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Trade wins at CPQ = 7.5k EXP/2 minutes?
#1
I was told that this method is the fastest exp from levels 30 to 40...I have enough cpq characters, how do I do this? I know it's rank D (win), but how do you do it in two minutes? disbanding the party threw everyone out without exp...

Thanks
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#2
If the other party quits, you're automatically made winner.
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#3
Hm...That's what I guessed, but disbanding the loser party just threw everyone out. Do the losers have to d/c?
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#4
d/c won't quit unless they ALL quit
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#5
Can someone tell me how does this work so I can abuse it?
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#6
It's just based on time. If the losing party quits before 2 minutes, no one gets anything. After 2 minutes, they get a fraction of the points they would've got. After 8 minutes, you can get full points.

Trade wins sucks. Just learn to do well so you can win 90%+ of the time.
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#7
Dusk Wrote:Trade wins sucks. Just learn to do well so you can win 90%+ of the time.

well not really, like i no alot of people so we can do the trade wins with out getting scammed or waiting for other people (mass experience)

it does suck if you dont no anyone and just randomly join, if your luck is bad your gona be stuck with win quitter's, like the name says they'll wine and bee till they get 1st win then they will quit, and its possible for this to get reapeted many times if your party leader is a idiot
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#8
Dusk Wrote:It's just based on time. If the losing party quits before 2 minutes, no one gets anything. After 2 minutes, they get a fraction of the points they would've got. After 8 minutes, you can get full points.

Trade wins sucks. Just learn to do well so you can win 90%+ of the time.

Winning 90% of the time means that after each win, you'll usually be required to find a new party to fight against (because almost everyone is a sore loser and doesn't want to play a party they've lost to more than once), causing you to lose time. Also, you'll be hindered in CP and EXP gain during the actual match due to summons you don't want and protectors and status. With trading wins, winning 50% of the time gives you a constant party to play against, so you don't have to waste time looking for someone and waiting for them to agree or reject your proposal. You also have a better chance at getting Rank A wins/losses, especially if you're lower level and have difficulty gaining that much CP, and you can factor in the EXP you gain from killing monsters, which I have found in several cases and scenarios to be greater than the amount you would get from a Rank A win alone.

tl;dr: Trade Win Rank A Loss > Fight Rank A Win
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#9
JoeTang Wrote:Winning 90% of the time means that after each win, you'll usually be required to find a new party to fight against (because almost everyone is a sore loser and doesn't want to play a party they've lost to more than once), causing you to lose time. Also, you'll be hindered in CP and EXP gain during the actual match due to summons you don't want and protectors and status. With trading wins, winning 50% of the time gives you a constant party to play against, so you don't have to waste time looking for someone and waiting for them to agree or reject your proposal. You also have a better chance at getting Rank A wins/losses, especially if you're lower level and have difficulty gaining that much CP, and you can factor in the EXP you gain from killing monsters, which I have found in several cases and scenarios to be greater than the amount you would get from a Rank A win alone.

tl;dr: Trade Win Rank A Loss > Fight Rank A Win

can you say epic ownage?
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#10
JoeTang Wrote:Winning 90% of the time means that after each win, you'll usually be required to find a new party to fight against (because almost everyone is a sore loser and doesn't want to play a party they've lost to more than once), causing you to lose time. Also, you'll be hindered in CP and EXP gain during the actual match due to summons you don't want and protectors and status. With trading wins, winning 50% of the time gives you a constant party to play against, so you don't have to waste time looking for someone and waiting for them to agree or reject your proposal. You also have a better chance at getting Rank A wins/losses, especially if you're lower level and have difficulty gaining that much CP, and you can factor in the EXP you gain from killing monsters, which I have found in several cases and scenarios to be greater than the amount you would get from a Rank A win alone.

tl;dr: Trade Win Rank A Loss > Fight Rank A Win

Channel 1. Form parties of well-equipped lower levels. Click back into room 5-6 quickly. Rarely takes more than 3 minutes to find another party to play.

If you have a semi-decent party no amount of summoning on the opposing team can stop you from getting 500 CP. Trade wins is only for nubs that can't kill fast enough to get 500 CP without help.
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#11
Yeah, but it's more fun to actually fight people. It may be more exp to trade wins, but it's a lot more fun when you actually need to use strategy and what not.
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#12
Even though I don't prefer Trade Wins, it's the fastest way of gaining EXP.

Damn, stupid ass, sore losers...
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#13
I find it more entertaining smashing apart hordes of Rombots rather than breaking Protectors.
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#14
I've been CPQing on my hunter, and if you find a good party trading wins isn't so bad exp, especially with the current 75% exp curve.
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#15
JoeTang Wrote:I find it more entertaining smashing apart hordes of Rombots rather than breaking Protectors.

I find it more entertaining to play a real game and win than to arrange a shitty agreement to purposely lose to people that I could easily beat. Plus if your party members are good about breaking Protectors as a team you don't have to spend much time doing that at all.
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#16
I just dont believe it. Nexon worked hard and gave you maybe the funnest and most rewarding PQ ever, and you people still find boring ways to abuse it? seriously, GTFO of my internet Tongue
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#17
Dunno about you guys, but CPQ in Broa is dead. Seriously, after channel 3, there aren't any parties to "fight", and that's at peak time. It's better to trade wins, or just abuse wins with mult. users/multiple comps. I did like fighting on my mules though..CPQ used to be active.
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#18
Dusk Wrote:It's just based on time. If the losing party quits before 2 minutes, no one gets anything. After 2 minutes, they get a fraction of the points they would've got. After 8 minutes, you can get full points.

Trade wins sucks. Just learn to do well so you can win 90%+ of the time.

I trade wins all the time.. got me from 40 ~ 50 in 3days(not rushing levels or anything)
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#19
Trading wins is the best way to have fun and level up. That is, if it's with friends. I was there when CPQ started, and I was quickly the best and brought even low geared level 30s to win against 50's. However, once the higher levels learned to use their head, (The strategies aren't really all that hard...) it was instantly in their favor. The fact remains that this game is still unbalanced in classes and money. I'd prefer it if we could go back to the old days and everyone could fight fairly, but that's just not going to happen. People don't want to fight against someone they lost against unless they think they can win, and even then they don't try again after too many losses. And sure, I could take some low levels and go face high levels. They'd let us fight knowing they'd win. And they usually do. Level 40s have a huge advantage usually, unless they're just a bad combination of classes. (All sins on room 3/4 == LOL.) After awhile, my losing team would quit because they're not winning and having as much fun getting pwned and not leveling.

So none of this "lolol ur just nub and cnt kill fast lolo derp" from the high levels in cpq really applies. It's just a difference and strength. If two people are equal in skill and same "perfect" team, (There is none, but you get the point.) but one is stronger than the other, it's obvious who will win, unless the other has bad luck. And really, there's not much luck to this pq... other than bad luck from getting an idiot party. Tongue

More on topic though, take friends with you to trade wins if you want to level fast, or challenge higher levels repeatedly even if you'll lose, to have fun. Heck, I've even had some high levels open their eyes and stop acting like pricks and realize that low levels/damagers still are human and fun to play with. Not likely, but it happened. You'll make some more friends either way.
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#20
Zpyke Wrote:Trading wins is the best way to have fun and level up. That is, if it's with friends. I was there when CPQ started, and I was quickly the best and brought even low geared level 30s to win against 50's. However, once the higher levels learned to use their head, (The strategies aren't really all that hard...) it was instantly in their favor. The fact remains that this game is still unbalanced in classes and money. I'd prefer it if we could go back to the old days and everyone could fight fairly, but that's just not going to happen. People don't want to fight against someone they lost against unless they think they can win, and even then they don't try again after too many losses. And sure, I could take some low levels and go face high levels. They'd let us fight knowing they'd win. And they usually do. Level 40s have a huge advantage usually, unless they're just a bad combination of classes. (All sins on room 3/4 == LOL.) After awhile, my losing team would quit because they're not winning and having as much fun getting pwned and not leveling.

So none of this "lolol ur just nub and cnt kill fast lolo derp" from the high levels in cpq really applies. It's just a difference and strength. If two people are equal in skill and same "perfect" team, (There is none, but you get the point.) but one is stronger than the other, it's obvious who will win, unless the other has bad luck. And really, there's not much luck to this pq... other than bad luck from getting an idiot party. Tongue

More on topic though, take friends with you to trade wins if you want to level fast, or challenge higher levels repeatedly even if you'll lose, to have fun. Heck, I've even had some high levels open their eyes and stop acting like pricks and realize that low levels/damagers still are human and fun to play with. Not likely, but it happened. You'll make some more friends either way.

I dont care anymore, Night walkers and Windbreakers are owning CPQ in everyway they could in sea now.
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