Replayability indeed.

"The idea and lore behind it being that your pilot wears out over time, becoming increasingly rusty on the field of battle. After reaching the maximum level of 50, according to the poster, you can regenerate into a new body that is “better, sharper, acquiring experience even faster than beforebefore” for a price. That price however, is the reset of all your unlocks, challenges, and rank."

Ranks and unlocks are fine but you lose your challenges? I need my challenges for something to show for and something to accomplish I plan on sniping and I want to complete as many challenges as I can in that category plus others. I'm not gonna fill my Game DRV with sniping clips for proof that I did the challenges.

Imo people are just gonna speed through the ranks if they're faster and gather more experience .

And trust me the way people played that freakin beta people are gonna FLY through the ranks in Titanfall. They're after making that decision of prestige and realizing they're acquiring more XP they won't care about challenges they wanna make it to max prestige.

I certainly do care about my challenges which is why I'm on the fence about this.

The game was extremely replayable for me in beta form, with two maps, three game modes, a level cap at 14, under half of the weapons, perks etc. that will be available in the retail version. The option to "do it all again" is always nice.

enjoy 2 CoD's a year on Xbox One lmao

Basically on every level basically.

No no no it's innovative and fresh.

Edit - That was clearly sarcasm, but I actually did think of a way in which it's better than the CoD version. Since it's a sci fi game, there's actually a plausible reason for it to happen. Gotta love sci fi. :D

I've been saying the same thing about a lot of games lately.....

@Supra Lol what would you expect from a game that focuses only on MP?

Of course Titanfall will feature some sort of post leveling progression system.

Totally agree!