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JarlFrank

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Leveling up is a representation of getting better with practice (experience)!

Also you can achieve it simply by killing orcs and bandits, so D&D teaches us that you'll be good at everything as long as you kill enough bad guys.
 

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Getting better at something with practice.

But it is level based...
One might argue humanity levels up when it slaughters each other
 

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"PC gaming fan Steven Spielberg says he "can't do controllers," prefers keyboard and mouse"
"He loves gaming, he's the one that got me into it," Max said. "He plays games, he's a big PC gamer and so that's kind of our bonding point as well. He's like 'Hey what's good, what new Call of Duty should I be playing, send me a list of the top five shooters, I'll get 'em downloaded and we can play 'em together when you come over to the house.'"

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"It's always a Call of Duty," laughs Max Spielberg, "he loves Call of Duty, he enjoys the campaign."
 

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