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07-27-2011, 10:52 PM #1

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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Since I'm going to be making several calculators for different games I though I might as well compile a single thread. I hope to get several different calculators made out there for different game releases for that specific game. For those who don't know, I created the very first Call of Duty level calculator. Previously there were ratio calculators but that is simple division.

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Call of Duty - Modern Warfare (0%)
Call of Duty - Modern Warfare 2 (0%)
Call of Duty - Modern Warfare 3 (20%)

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Battlefield 3 (0%)
Uncharted 3 (0%)

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If you wish to try and contribute to the coding please let me know. I will be coding this in either C# or .Net. Any information about the levels or confirmed images about the game regarding levels or possibly exact map (Bird View) would be nice.

Thank you.

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07-29-2011, 02:50 PM #11

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Originally posted by Hack.exe

Try to make an average of them... Play a private match for 1h and see how much xp you get and how many kills... Then do xp/kills...

Well that would be unrealistic. The amount of kills means how many literal kills you need. I can do a separate category for headshots needed that would just be kills + hs bonus.

Some people can go an entire round headshotting others may only get it every few matches. That's the reason why, it would make the calculator false if I go with a set incorrect variable.

It's like taking your arm and measuring a board and then telling someone else how many arms it is. You may get someone who has an arm 2 inches shorter so the new board outcome will be 2 inches shorter.