BuffPlay checkpoints are independent of the levels in the game itself. If you’ve noticed that BuffPlay indicates you’re at a different level than what you see inside your game, don’t worry — this is actually expected behavior!
BuffPlay's checkpoint system operates independently from your game’s internal leveling. This means that while your in-game level reflects your progress within the game itself, BuffPlay tracks your progression using its own set of checkpoints and criteria. These checkpoints are designed to help you monitor specific milestones or achievements relevant to BuffPlay's features, which might not always align perfectly with your current in-game level.
In other words, your BuffPlay level is based on factors beyond just the numeric level you see in the game. This ensures that BuffPlay can provide a more tailored and accurate tracking experience, especially if your game includes complex progression mechanics or multiple ways to advance.
If you’re ever unsure about the difference or how BuffPlay calculates your checkpoint progress, feel free to reach out to our support team or check out our detailed guides for more information.