Retirement?

After you retire why is your fighter have a rating of like 59 when you go to use him for fight now??? This is what I can't figure out and its bugging the hell out of me.

You are forced to retire on your 40th match.

AmericanGamer89 like Kronic said you will retire on your 40th fight, but also your fighter will not be fighting as good as his stats say, one reason will be getting older, but the other will be the damage you have taken over the years from your fights.
At the end of every fight, if you look when it gives you the report thing that shows the points you earned, look toward the bottom left, you will see a career damage meter, that shows what kind of toll your fights are taking on your body, the higher it starts
getting into the red, the worse your fighter will start performing.

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[quote user="Deaths Head 200"]Deaths Head 200 : Retired, 22/09/2013 (Little ironic, retiring on my birthday lol)[/quote]Happy birthday.

I 'retired' from the multiplayer a little while ago now but I doubt I'll stop playing the single player though.

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This is pretty much me.

I am playing ME3 single player right now and I'm loving it regardless of how many times I've played it previously.

I rarely play the multiplayer at this point except to up my Readiness rating, and the odd occasion where I have friends that are currently playing. I like the social aspect of the game.

It was painful to watch. Its best not to do it. Those images will haunt you. It was just wrong. Stopping one who is trying to do the right thing and one who trusts you to do the right thing, but you dont. I still complain at my dude Med making me do it for
the full renegade.