#For honor hkw tk level ip fast full#

Until you get a character to rep 8, though, salvage can be hard to get a lot of at once (even if you're only spending it on the only thing you should almost ever spend it on: XP Boosts), so make sure to be smart and only buy 1, maybe 2 boosts per day until you can get more at once. Characters past rep 8 will always drop only Legendary (turquoise colored) gear upon completing matches, and each Legendary piece gives you no less than 105 and up to 145 salvage upon dismantling.

If you're ever somehow in need of salvage or you're just starting out, the fastest way to get it is by having a character levelled up past rep 8 and playing 4v4 game modes with Champion Status active. This will happen to you at an accelerated rate if you have Champion Status (because ANOTHER thing that essential item gives you is additional loot drops, meaning more dismantling gear for you). Salvage is NOT hard to get once you have a character consistently earning higher level gear for dismantling (in fact, for most players, salvage becomes so common it's worthless well before hitting rep 100). The price per XP Boost until it resets is as follows:Īs you can see, this means the most viable strategy is to stop at around 3 (maybe 4) XP Boosts per day. XP Boosts cost salvage, and they increase in price each time you use them (with the price resetting daily).

#For honor hkw tk level ip fast full#

They stack together quite nicely, granting you a flat bonus 250 XP (50 XP for teammates, stackable, for a maximum total of 400 bonus XP for a full team using XP Boosts). In addition to Champion Status, make sure to use your daily XP Boosts. Just make sure you buy as much at once as you can (for example, buying it for a month at a time instead of a week), or only buy it on weekends when you'll be playing the most. It is more than worth the steel cost (especially as leveling up helps you get steel, 100 for each reputation level achieved). It is literally a 40% personal XP boost, that stacks (once, 20%) with other players, every single XP earning round, no matter what the settings are (PVP, PVAI, Solo PVAI). Seriously, if you don't have champion status, GET CHAMPION STATUS. Not using Champion Status is the next level of inefficiency below not doing your orders. However, even above 300 and 400 reputation, I see way too many players not using champion status. This is a tip that's nearly as obvious as completing your orders.

So, if you're newer to the game or you're a returning player trying to keep up, how do you emerge from the lower reps as quickly as possible? What's the fastest way to secure that triple-digit number enclosed in proud white wreaths? Let's explore. There are more viable characters than ever before, and the most content the game has ever had to offer, be it game modes, maps, or cosmetics from color patterns/palettes to executions. If you haven't been doing your orders, resolve to change that before reading on.įor Honor has been out for a long time, but there's never been a better time than now to get into it, whether for the first time or otherwise. Thousands of XP every other day, just for finishing tasks that shouldn't usually take you more than a few games at most, and that you can track 3 at a time. That's obvious and redundant, and if you don't even complete your orders, you clearly aren't very interested in maximizing your XP gain. Disclaimer: I'm not going to talk about how much XP you get from orders.