Experience System

Your Experience Points (XP) are an overall indication of your participation on MML.

You gain XP by designing good shows, judging shows, and adding comments.

Any attempt to exploit or "game" the system will result
in an immediate and permanent ban.

How to Gain XP

Judged Shows: 2 XP each
Each time you cast a vote, you gain XP.

Comments Given: 1 XP each
Only one comment is counted per show. Commenting on your own shows, and deleted comments do not count.

Comments Received: 1 XP each
Only one comment is counted per player per show. Commenting on your own shows, and deleted comments do not count.

WIP Feedback Forum Replies: 1 XP each
Only one post is counted per topic.

Design Shows
Each of your shows earns XP on a scale that reflects the difficulty of attaining higher scores.

Vote AverageXP
110
210
310
420
530
670
7130
8250
9500
101000

Note: This is an approximation.

When you make shows, remember: quality over quantity!

Non-full corps shows are worth a smaller percentage of the final XP, because they tend to be less time-consuming.

Brass Only80%
Indoor Guard70%
Indoor Drumline60%

Profile Ranks

RankXP
Fan0
Rookie100
Veteran1000
Lead3000
Pro5000
Star10000
Superstar15000
Hall of Fame30000

Access to Features

Fan (0 XP)

  • Small corps only.


    • Rookie (100 XP)
  • Access to all types of performing groups. (e.g. Indoor Guard)
  • Patches tab
  • Profile Comments


    • Veteran (1000 XP)
  • Beta Patch for participating in the early period of the site
  • Upload profile image
  • Post in forums
  • "W" shortcut to choose horn types
  • "Designer Picks" -- Pick shows to feature under shows tab
  • "Favorites" -- Top votes shown in profile
  • "Continue" -- Start a new show using the last set of a published show


    • Lead (3000 XP)
  • No posting limits in forum.
  • Upload profile photos.
  • Start competitions in the forum.
  • Can start a topic in the Show Design forum
  • Custom Micro Corps badge in profile


    • Pro (5000 XP)
  • Vote for a show before it ends


    • Everyone
    The higher your XP you have, relative to other voters, the more your vote influences the final score.