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Like cmon bro, what's that question.
It's to give you an incentive to try new things, and higher rank is better
Mastery is level 10 30,198 XP. I removed my guns and put on a level 1 gun, it went up 10 levels with being proficient and yet, the mastery level remained exactly the same, no budge...
So saying "Levelling weapons up" clearly doesn't work.
It holds true to the system in place on warframe which is where they got it from. It gives people more reason to farm and level up/try out all of the things in order to reach the higher mastery ranks.
You get MR XP for leveling up the FIRST TIME for a weapon/descendant. It's the exact same system as in warframe
The only reason you'll want to level up descendants/weapons again is so you can modify socket affinity because that requires a level 40 weapon/descendant
Game says that you cna earn mastery rank by completing missions too.
Leveling weapons the first time is the biggest income of XP
have a nice day
You get like 200 per Hard Dungeon ... yeah that not gonna take you anywhere.
Super weirdly aggressive for being wrong about what the game tells you. You are right that's how it works, but outside of potentially the first time the game explains MEXP (idr that popup tbh) when you hover over your MEXP bar in the inventory window it definitely does not mention "for the first time". As for it being obvious that it's for the first time? Why would it be? The idea of that being a good design option is subjective at best, and objectively wrong at worst. Doesn't seem very obvious to me.
So before getting weirdly angry at strangers on the internet, maybe give people the benefit of the doubt.