Getting XP

[Aehallh]

At what level does xp become trivial? I am 360 and have a ton of perk cards left to upgrade my Legendary perks with. I have noticed more health or other stats increasing.

[Zombie_Pizza]

you stop getting perk points at lvl 50, armor and weapons also stop at lvl 50. anything after that is just for Legendary perks. and i believe lvl 300 is the last Legendary perk card. just have to max them out. so no point in xp after 300, nothing left to unlock.

[Sr Humungus]

Depends of what you want, ppl in general will say lvls between 300-400 is the goal, but if you want to unlock more legendary perks at max, will cost you more lvls, so, its up to you.

[E1st]

I think there's still a fair bit of grinding left, assuming you're looking to max out a full set of legendary perks. You're looking at scrapping 900 perk cards, ignoring scoreboard rewards, to get the 1800 perk points needed. So there's still several hundred levels' worth of cards needed.

[Vic Evicerator]

I think around level 500 was when I finally had all my legendary cards maxed out. Now I only use that character when they have the best gear or perks to complete the daily challenges easily.

[Razer]

If you utilize the scoreboard and perk scrapping optimally you can have everything you need at around level 400. After that it's just for separate builds or switching legendary perks.

Every legendary perk requires an increasing amount of perk points to level up. First rank is 50 points, second is 100 points and so on. You gain perk points only by reaching level 50 (one time), gaining from scoreboard (1x25 and 1x50) each season or from scrapping redundant perk cards (2 perk points per base card). So you can do the math on what you need for your own build. Swapping out legendary perks costs 1 perk point. So levelling up once per day will net you 2 perk points to cover that if you're maxed out and wanting to swap.

Levelling up becomes increasingly slower because of an increase in required EXP per level. So at higher levels (post level 200) it becomes mandatory to really stack up the EXP and INT buffs in order to level up for casual play. You can of course go brain dead at Westtek, but honestly I rather eat my socks. For me, if I play, I want to enjoy myself.