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[Hawk_eye]

Rededevil, on 13 December 2015 - 07:20 AM, said:

Actually, it is my experience that if you die, your mech is locked until that match is complete - so no, you cannot go into a new match unless something has drastically changed.. your mech will be locked for the duration of the match that you died in. You can, however, do many other things should you exit a match, including reconfiguring your mech, using the store or look at your skills/achievements among other things. But you cannot start into a new game.

Re-read @Leone´s post

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If you die really early, you can just exit match and drop in a different mech.

[Coolant]

Antecursor Venatus, on 12 December 2015 - 01:07 AM, said:

To expand a bit on the skill thingy (I´m still a relatively new player, so if my picture is wrong, someone tell me please )

The Master "Skill" one is incorrect, if I understand what you are saying. You have to Elite 3 mechs of the same chassis, not any of the same weight class. For example, you would need to finish Elite on 3 Griffins to unlock the Master slot (and then to actually get the Master slot it would require 21,500 xp or gxp).

[Hawk_eye]

Well, according to Kanajashi, this isn´t true.
To unlock elites, you need to basic three variants, but to unlock master you only have to elite three mechs of the same weight class.

[Rogue Jedi]

Coolant, on 13 December 2015 - 12:24 PM, said:

The Master "Skill" one is incorrect, if I understand what you are saying. You have to Elite 3 mechs of the same chassis, not any of the same weight class. For example, you would need to finish Elite on 3 Griffins to unlock the Master slot (and then to actually get the Master slot it would require 21,500 xp or gxp).

sorry but you are wrong,

if you have already elited e.g. Hunchback and a Blackjack as soon as you elite your Griffin you can take it to master