Level 0 - Civilian
Level 1 - Town Watch
Level 2 - Scout
Level 3 - Safety Patrol
Level 4 - Portal Security
Level 5 - Police Officer
Level 6 - Police Sergeant
Level 7 - Police Lieutenant
Level 8 - Police Captain
Level 9 - Private [2500 - 2999]
Level 10 - Pvt. 1st Class [3000 - 3999]

Level 11 - Corporal [4000 - 4999]
Level 12 - Sergeant [5000 - 5999]
Level 13 - S. Sergeant [6000 - 6999]
Level 14 - Master Sergeant [7000 - 7999]
Level 15 - Sgt. 1st Class [8000 - 9499]
Level 16 - Sgt. Major [9500 - 10999]
Level 17 - Praporshchik [11000 - 12499]
Level 18 - Lieutenant [12500 - 13999]
Level 19 - Captain [14000 - 15499]
Level 20 - Major [15500 - 17499]

Level 21 - Colonel [17500 - 19499]
Level 22 - Brig. General [19500 - 21499]
Level 23 - Lt. General [21500 - 23499]
Level 24 - General [23500 - 25499]
Level 25 - Commander [25500 - 29999]
Level 26 - Sup. Commander [30000+]

Level 1 - Plunger
Level 2 - Lolly Pop
Level 3 - Rock
Level 4 - Boxing Glove
Level 5 - Fist
Level 6 - Bracelet Fist
Level 7 - Knuckle Duster
Level 8 - Power Fist
Level 9 - Barbed Boxing Glove
level 10 - Mega Power Fist

Level 11 - Swiss Army Knife
Level 12 - Broken Bottle
Level 13 - Emo Blade
Level 14 - Power Hammer
Level 15 - Indiana Whip
Level 16 - Junkyard Chain
Level 17 - Baseball Bat
Level 18 - Mugger's Choice
Level 19 - Killer Lever
Level 20 - Physco Pipe [4010 - 4439]

Level 21 - Heavy Crowbar [4400 - 4899]
Level 22 - Workman's Wrench [4900 - 5379]
Level 23 - Fireman's Axe [5380 - 5879]
Level 24 - Bronze Fist of Fury [5880 - 6399]
Level 25 - Nunchucks [6400 - 6939]
Level 26 - Slucer knife [6940 - 7509]
Level 27 - Power Nunchucks [7510 - 8089]
Level 28 - Mega Blade [8090 - 8699]
Level 29 - Silver Fist of Fury [8700 - 9339]
Level 30 - Broad Sword [9340 - 9989]

Level 31 - Butcher's Choice [9990 - 10669]
Level 32 - Death Mace [10670 - 11369]
Level 33 - Dual Shuriken [11370 - 12089]
Level 34 - Shuriken Legacy [12090 - 12829]
Level 35 - Defender's Choice [12830 - 13599]
Level 36 - Sherpa Axe [13600 - 14389]
Level 37 - Broad Headed Axe [14390 - 15199]
Level 38 - Double Edged Battleaxe [15200 - 16029]
Level 39 - Gattling Chainsaw [16030 - 16889]
Level 40 - Bone Axeblade [16890 - 17759]

Level 41 - Sledgehammer [17760 - 18659]
Level 42 - Warrior Sword [18660 - 19579]
Level 43 - Fury Mace [19580 - 20529]
Level 44 - Dual Katanas [20530 - 21489]
Level 45 - Demon's Scythe [21490 - 22479]
Level 46 - Dual Edged Demon's Battle Scythe [22480 - 23489]
Level 47 - Angelic Fist Of Fate [23490 - 24519]
Level 48 - Neptune's Trident Of Light [24520 - 25579]
Level 49 - Bow And Arrow Of Light [25580 - 26649]
Level 50 - Holy Throwing Stars [26650 - 27749]

Level 51 - Prophecy Sword [27750 - 28879]
Level 52 - Sledgehammer Of A Thousand Wraths [28880 - 30019]
Level 53 - Dual Edged Holy Trident [30020 - 31179]
Level 54 - Screaming Chainsaw [31180 - 32369]
Level 55 - Legendry Hero Sword [32370 - 33579]
Level 56 - Skull Mace [33580 - 34809]
Level 57 - Light Glaive [34810 - 36069]
Level 58 - Entity [36070 - 37339]
Level 59 - Ancient [37340 - 38639]
Level 60 - God's Hand [38640 - ???]

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10.0: Prime This exceedingly rare score refers to a game that is as perfect as a game can aspire to be at its time of release. Obviously, the constantly changing standards for technology and gameplay will probably make this game obsolete some day, but at its time of release, a game earning this score could not have been improved upon in any meaningful way.

9.0-9.5: Superb We absolutely recommend any game in this range, especially to fans of that particular genre. However, games that score in the 9 range are also typically well suited to new players. Games that earn 9s are naturally uncommon, and earn GameSpot's Editors' Choice Award for their outstanding quality.

8.0-8.5: Great This range refers to great games that are excellent in almost every way and whose few setbacks probably aren't too important. We highly recommend games in the upper half of this range, since they tend to be good enough to provide an enjoyable experience to fans of the particular genre and to new players alike.

7.0-7.5: Good A game within this range is good overall, and likely worth playing by fans of the particular genre or by those otherwise interested. While its strengths outweigh its weaknesses, a game that falls in this range tends to have noticeable faults.

6.0-6.5: Fair Games that earn 6-range ratings have certain good qualities but significant problems as well. These games may well be worth playing, but you should approach them with caution.

5.0-5.5: Mediocre A 5-range score refers to a game that's "merely average" in the negative sense. These games tend to have enough major weaknesses to considerably outweigh their strengths. There's probably a substantially better, similar game out there for you.

4.0-4.5: Poor Games that just don't work right and maybe didn't spend enough time in production tend to fall in to this category. They simply lack the cohesion and quality that make other games fun.

3.0-3.5: Bad You probably shouldn't get too close to a game in this range. Any of its positive qualities most likely serve only to make the rest of it seem even more disappointing.

2.0-2.5: Terrible Beware, for a game in this range is almost entirely devoid of any remotely decent or fully functional features.

1.0-1.5: Abysmal Ouch. The rare game that falls in this lowest-of-the-low range has no redeeming
qualities whatsoever. Don't play this game.

Do's
1. use effects to make the sounds sound airy
ex.: delay; tremolo
2. simple and slow fills
3. broken chords (aid the pianist)
4. flow with the band and the worship leader; enhance the sound, do NOT stand out
5. use lower highs and use less to no distortion

Don'ts
1. don't use strong distortion
2. don't attract attention
3. don't use bends
4. if use distortion, refrain from using too much strumming and playing double notes

Know what to play
-Know the scales
-Preparation: Practice, Rehearse, Sound Check, Perform

Listen to each other
Bass - bass guitar; kick drum and floor/ rack toms
Contour - rhythm guitar; keys; vocals
Treble - keys, lead guitar; female vocals

When and when not to play

Understand the song
-Sometimes, a song does not need the guitar, but, for instance, the keys.
-Most importantly, the songs represent expression to God; what one plays needs to tie-in with the song's message.

Winding:
Roundwound - surface profile causes "squeaking" noises when sliding over strings; non-flat surface profile hastens fingerboard and fret wire wear; winding is not secured to the core and can rotate freely around it, especially if the winding is damaged after use (makes it harder to push down and hold the strings with the fingers, and thus impairs the general playing experience)

Flatwound - sound has less brightness than roundwound; more comfortable to play, less damaging to frets and fingerboard, produces quieter squeaking sounds when slide over strings

Halfwound/ groundwound/ pressure wound - squeaking is less accented, but high-pitch squeaking is easier to detect

Hexwound - winding around hexagonal core does rotate or slip under fingers; improved tone; wears down fret wire and fingerboard much faster than roundwound; commonly used for bass guitars

Gauge:
Taken from D'addario

Extra super light (8-38) .008 .010 .015 .021 .030 .038
Extra super light plus (8.5-39) .0085 .0105 .015 .022 .032 .039
Super light (9-42) .009 .011 .016 .024 .032 .042
Super light plus (9.5-44) .0095 .0115 .016 .024 .034 .044
Regular light (10-46) .010 .013 .017 .026 .036 .046
Extra light w/ heavy bass (9-46) .009 .013 .021 .029 .036 .046
Medium (11-49) .011 .014 .018 .028 .038 .049
Medium w/ wound G-string (11-52) .011 .013 .020 .030 .042 .052
Heavy (12-54) .012 .016 .020 .032 .042 .054
Extra heavy (13-56) .013 .017 .026 .036 .046 .056

Look for the following in a desired guitar (not in any particular order)
Preferrables/ different types in parentheses

1. shape; style; color
2. price (over $400)
3. fingerboard (rosewood)
4. inlays/ fret indicators (pirhana or circles)
5. bridge (Floyd Rose; tune-o-matic; adjustable; string-thru-body; hardtail; SAT Pro Tremolo)
6. knobs & tone switch (volume, tone; 3 or 5-way switch)
7. pickups (single coil; humbuckers; EMG)
8. # of frets (22; 24)
9. brand (Jackson; Fender; Gibson; Epiphone)
10. headstock

1. Camera

2. Controls

3. Gameplay

4. Graphics

5. Sound

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