GeneralAnyone play clubs anymore?
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Anyone still play clubs or knows any tips to level a pro up fast? Getting bored of FUT now,
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Best way to level up your pro is to get a mate, create a fresh club you don't care about, go into a game, and one of you quit. Only the person who didn't quit will get the XP so you do 5 games each and swap. Super boring but it's easier than playing 5 games all the way through.
It's how everyone in the VFL scene levels up to start off. |
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Dan wrote Best way to level up your pro is to get a mate, create a fresh club you don't care about, go into a game, and one of you quit. Only the person who didn't quit will get the XP so you do 5 games each and swap. Super boring but it's easier than playing 5 games all the way through. I've saw that on YouTube, when your friend backs out I'm right in saying you don't see the XP bar but you still get XP? |
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Screws wroteDan wrote Best way to level up your pro is to get a mate, create a fresh club you don't care about, go into a game, and one of you quit. Only the person who didn't quit will get the XP so you do 5 games each and swap. Super boring but it's easier than playing 5 games all the way through. Yeah exactly, takes over 100 games to reach max level but it's more efficient. |
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