Now that the level/skill system has been around for a while, people are beginning to make connections between someone's ability and their shaman level. I personally don't think it has been long enough for these assumptions to be made; I have seen level 100s fail painfully simple maps, and level 1s (who most likely refuse to use the system entirely) build amazing things.

What do you guys think about this?

On paper it makes sense, judging someone's skill by their progress on the skill tree.

Two reasons why in my opinion this is not a valid comparison:

- People can easily get to levels 30+ (some manage 40+) without having a clue as to how to shaman. And after that it's just simply grinding.
- Leveling up makes shamaning easier, thus requiring LESS skill to actually complete maps.

Having said that, higher 'skill' levels (I would call it an ability tree or something to be more correct) do allow you to showcase actual skills and creativity you may have. You /can/ build pretty awesome things at higher levels, but a lot of people simply go for the simplest solution.

.-----------. I dont get wat u meant :P

ahaha still freaking remembered someone thought that i was having a cheese hack because i was level 1 (did not add any skills) and got some items. Made my day.

Anyways same thought too, i do not know why skills = capablity to do builds better.
Sure levels indicates how long ou have been GRINDING on level points, but getting to level 100 is much shorter than being in transformice for 4 freaking years.
Skills are only just tools to make build easier! is not how pro you can build, they are more of short-cuts.

Not saying skills are bad but i just idk why, people have this thinking that if someone has more things that someone that doesnt means that he is better.

I judge by the button c and balloons.

Why did you repost my thread lol