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Like Rage suggests, this is somewhat of a deal breaker to me, too - I don't want to "cheat" by getting an unfair advantage over my friends.
Deal breaker?
If something that small can ruin your experience or is a deal breaker, then don't buy the game.
so this time it is likely to be the same way.
PS:not an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ comment.
Thanks for sharing. Rage, I agree with what's being said here - chances are Ubisoft will treat Wildlands the same way, and force players to accept the 5% XP boost. Please update this thread if you hear anything else.
The 5% boost shouldn't be much of any help.
At best you will be 1 level above your friends for 1-3 min max.
Also you can give them kills and just scout for the team to get less exp and still be helpful.
Well, when you put it that way it suddenly doesn't feel that bad having an unfair edge. Thanks for pointing it out!