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Point in calendar vs Badges

I'm new to this hopefully someone can explain to me . I saw each day after work-out you get the point everyday [+!1,+2....] in calendar, but I not see my level go up unless you get new badges. so that point you get each day mean anything?
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 7 years ago
    I think the +1..+n indicators you are referring to are the ones to indicate that there are more activities on that day than can be displayed on the screen. The badge levels are dependent on the points earned from badges, and I don't believe those points are displayed on the calendar.
  • Oh I see,after each day I just wondering why I not get more point on badges [the area that show how many point to next level]. Now I'm clear ,Thanks:)

    That mean is so hard to get up to new level since I look at the badges is so limited, some not even make sense like 50,100 miles in 1 activity.
  • It could take some effort to rank up to Level 3, but it's still doable. I don't know about Level 4 and beyond, since I don't know how many points that would take.
  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 7 years ago
    As with any leveling system the points between levels increases as the levels get higher. I just reached level 5 the other day and, while I have reached maximum level, I can still earn points.


    The 50 or 100 miles in a single activity badges are just as they say, you must go that distance in one activity of the specified activity type. While it sounds like a lot those distances are achievable by some.
  • The 50 or 100 miles in a single activity badges are just as they say, you must go that distance in one activity of the specified activity type. While it sounds like a lot those distances are achievable by some.


    The 50 mile cycle badge is my next target, with a route already planned, with a target time of 5 hours (yeah a nice steady 10 MPH average speed)

  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 7 years ago
    The 50 mile cycle badge is my next target, with a route already planned, with a target time of 5 hours (yeah a nice steady 10 MPH average speed)



    That's awesome. Good luck!