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Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Stars on playercards?
Hello everyone.
I have seen that some users were asking about the 'new' stars on playercards update. I hope that this guide will help you understand it better and if you have any questions feel free to comment them below.
This is what the star looks like on my playercard:

1. What are these stars and what are they used for?
If you open your playercard you will see a number written on your star, the number shows what [b]Cho level[/b] you are.
Let's remember what exactly Cho levels are:
-Cho energy is the amount of experience you have on Chobots. You can see your current Cho level on your player card in the lower right hand corner or by clicking on the amount of bugs you have in the upper left hand corner of your screen.
-Cho energy can be earned by playing games, staying online, doing the Nichos mission...
-What level you are depends on the amount of Cho energy that you have. Eg. You need 4928 cho energy to reach level 28
- To reward users for spending their time earning Cho energy and advancing their Cho level, the team has made a reward system in place for every 4 levels you advance. As you hit the levels: 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, etc. you will get a cool item.
2. Why is that star on my playercard?
Many users have requested that the Cho levels get back on the playercards so they could show other users what level they have reached, which is a show of how hard they have worked to earn the Cho energy. Also, it may encourage others to earn more Cho energy and become a higher level.
3. Why is my star different color than other users'?
The color of your playercard star depends on what Cho level you are. So as you advance, the items you receive and the color of your star gets cooler.
4. What's the limit of Cho energy that I can earn?
Juniors can get their Cho level up to 15. Citizens can get their Cho level up to 60.
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