Prestige and the promotion farming apocalypse.

For Dragon Age Multiplayer it makes a world of difference. For instance a player with few to no promotions has 500 Health Points and say he takes 1,000 damage from a given enemy attack on the second highest difficult level, being instantly killed. A highly promoted player has 2,000 Health Points and takes 40 damage from the same enemy attack, barely a scratch.

It sounds absurd, but that is the way promotions work in Dragon Age and this is something nobody wants to see in a Mass Effect game.

Considering i know someone who has over 60k N7 points that only plays 2 kits, this is quite a real possibility.

I once shocked my peers by NOT promoting in DAMP lol. At that time I felt I had enough promotions, since the hardest difficulty was not hard at that stage. Then they introduced a harder difficulty! and then ANOTHER harder difficulty!!

Great idea. I'll teabag you when you bleed out like a scrub.

I'll just leave that here:

Fun fact:
Battlefield 1 has a "store" in game. You can currently upgrade your version only. The purchase to buy "battlepacks" (skin drops) is currently unavailable.

The stat bonus on promotions is the main reason I quit dragon age. Either I steamrolled everything when I tried to play threatening with my significantly less promoted friends, or they got destroyed on perilous (unless they used AW or a barrier mage). Needless to say they didn't stick around long. The instant bleed out after being downed three times thing just made the stat gap too punishing.

I think stat bonuses also offer poor counter-play when queuing into public matches. Players just starting to transition into a new difficulty will likely either be kicked for not having enough prestige, or they'll run into people playing low level characters trying to farm xp. Making xp gains nearly identical between difficulties would be a band-aid fix, but that would just mean an even greater number of highly prestiged players roflstomping lower difficulties.

I hope it hits diminishing returns quickly. Admittedly, the promotion system is something they still have yet to nail down and I'm curious to see how it plays out. N7 rank was too meaningless in ME3 (though promoting being a free respec was useful), but way too powerful in DAI.

Not as good as MEMP but I still put 700 hours into it... 

Did anyone try the ham they had at camp yesterday?

KILL IT WITH FIRE!

Yeah, some of them were repetitive, but there were some nice interactions too. I really loved the Necromancer's one like "This is ridiculous. Why did I agree to come here?", "Plan or no plan, if you die, I get your corpse" and when she got revived "Let us never speak of this again". Also Isabella and Zither's flirtation which were added later were really funny too.
Overall the kits in DAMP had more personality and uniqueness to them, that is something I welcomed and I would like to see it being carried over to MEAMP.